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California Veteran Home, Skilled Nursing Facility and Memory Care project set for Yountville, Calif.

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California Veteran Home, Skilled Nursing Facility and Memory Care project set for Yountville, Calif.

A team of Rudolph and Sletten and CannonDesign will design and build the facility.


By David Malone, Associate Editor | May 20, 2021
California Veteran Home, Skilled Nursing Facility and Memory Care aerial

Courtesy CannonDesign

A new 240-bed addition will rise on the oldest and largest veteransā€™ home in the country in Yountville, Calif.

The California Veteran Home, Skilled Nursing Facility and Memory Care project will provide long-term care for senior and disabled veterans, including those with dementia, Alzheimerā€™s, and traumatic brain injuries.

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Yountville courtyard

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The projectā€™s design was inspired by the veterans, the program, and the place. The entire facility is modeled around home environments with personal bedrooms designed for care and efficiency. Common areas provide a living room feel with natural lighting and views while multiple outdoor terraces are accessible throughout. A straightforward path to ā€œneighborhoodsā€ helps members find their way to their rooms easily and a centralized elevator bank and circulation path simplifies navigation.

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Yountville dining room

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The project will include features such as enhanced HVAC systems, radiant floor heating, displacement air cooling, circadian lighting, touches plumbing fixtures, outdoor terraces, an outdoor physical therapy area, and COVID-19 prevention strategies. Sustainable features will also be included such as mass timber, advanced daylighting strategies, and a high-performance mechanical system and energy envelope.

Rudolph and Sletten is leading the design-build effort as the general contractor and CannonDesign is the architect and interior design firm for the project.

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Yountville promenade

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Yountville Veterans home exterior

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Yountville veterans home upper terrace

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