Hans Christian Andersen famously said: “Just living is not enough. One must have sunshine, freedom, and a little flower.” The project intends to create a feeling of nature by blending indoor and outdoor spaces with the landscape. A large circular flow ties all the buildings and landscapes together. People walk, stay, watch and fully feel the healing power of nature in it as if they are on a healing journey. In addition, wood was used as a natural material for the entirety of the building's design since it satisfies both functional and biophilic requirements, and the warm colors enliven the senior community. The project also benefits the community. Public amenities including classrooms and library are available at the community activity center close to Compton Ave for use by the entire neighborhood. The retail space next to E 41st St, which mirrors the commercial district across the street, is convenient for everyone. Finally, a vibrant campus can bring peace and happiness to seniors and can energize the entire community.