by Eric Harrmann | Jun 24, 2024 | Newsworthy, Senior Living, Thought Leadership
When it comes to addressing design challenges, there is more than one way to successfully solve a problem. In the case of senior living, the design approach to these project challenges begins with a mindset, a for-profit or a not-for-profit approach. While the history...
by Marcia Zalenski | Oct 21, 2024 | Newsworthy, Senior Living, The AG Team
The AG Team looks forward to seeing clients, colleagues, and friends at LeadingAge 2024. This year senior living industry professionals are headed to Music City Center in Nashville to Learn. Network. Discover. AG’s Eric Harrmann is kicking off the educational...
by Tony Luciano | Jun 24, 2024 | Newsworthy, Tech Talk
Summer is quickly approaching in Wisconsin and much of the country has already been experiencing warmer weather this year. Recently there have been more news stories, and more misinformation, about significant changes coming for air conditioner regulations. It appears...
by Marcia Zalenski | Jun 24, 2024 | Newsworthy, The AG Team
While many firms are divided into studios specializing in specific market sectors, every architectural professional on the AG Team has experience designing places where people live. AG offers a portfolio of award-winning senior living, multifamily and mixed use...
by The AG Design Team | Oct 23, 2023 | Newsworthy, Senior Living, Thought Leadership
The senior living industry understands change. Year after year, the evolving senior living target market challenges communities to meet and exceed ever-changing resident and family expectations. Since 2020, every aspect of senior care has been questioned and tested....
by The AG Design Team | Oct 23, 2023 | Newsworthy, Senior Living, Thought Leadership
With an eye toward the future, the leadership of Plymouth Place Senior Living recognized their marketplace was changing. New competition was coming into the market, their product was aging, and most importantly, they were seeing a shift in the goals and desires of...
