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the heart of WindRose are the Meeting House and Village Green, special
places for family socialization. The relaxed lifestyle center is overflowing
with indoor and outdoor activities for residents of all ages. Inside, the
Meeting House is full of practical spaces important to today's families:
a computer library with books and software, a teen recreation/aerobics
room, a card room, a mother's lounge with a glass wall overlooking an indoor
children's playroom, a catering kitchen and a comfortable gathering room
with a large screen television and cozy stone fireplace.
The Meeting House offers views of WindRose's numerous outdoor activities: the Junior Olympic pool, the lighted tennis courts, a children's playground and outdoor rotunda, ball fields and the 18-hole WindRose golf course. In keeping with the landscape character established at the WindRose entrance, rose arbors lead to a Welcome Center, which will initially serve to welcome guests and provide information about the community. It will eventually become an additional recreation center for WindRose residents. A WindRose activities director will organize events for WindRose residents, from children's art and computer classes to adult card and crafts clubs to festive concerts and Farmers Markets in the grassy Village Green.
Described as neo-rural architecture by father and son architects Barry Berkus and Jeffrey Berkus, the colorful Meeting House, Welcome Center and Golf Clubhouse include signature elements such as sweeping covered porches and sunny round cupolas topped with custom iron weathervanes of the WindRose logo.
Only the intimate-scale, master-planned WindRose centers around a vibrant, family-friendly recreation compound—the WindRose Meeting House and Village Green. It's a place where friendships and families will flourish. It's a one-of-a-kind place called WindRose, and its time is now.
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