by AG Architecture | Sep 23, 2012 | Senior Living, Newsworthy, Thought Leadership
I have been fascinated by the continuing evolution of the kind of building typology we have historically used for Continuing Care Retirement Communities. These communities originally consisted of a collection of multi-family residential wings and sprawling old-school single story skilled nursing wings.
by AG Architecture | Aug 1, 2012 | Mixed-Use / Retail, Multi-Family, Newsworthy, Senior Living, The AG Team
It strikes me that one thing a service-oriented company such as an architectural firm should have as part of their core business philosophy is a solid reputation for exceptional service.
by AG Architecture | Jul 23, 2012 | Awards, Senior Living
In the March 2012 Environments for Aging Annual Showcase Issue from the publishers of Long-Term Living and Healthcare Design, the WhiteStone-Linville Remodel was awarded a Citation of Merit by a jury of senior living design experts. Congratulations to the AG...
by AG Architecture | May 14, 2012 | Mixed-Use / Retail, Senior Living
Though innovative design is a fundamental cornerstone of any development, discipline is needed to ensure that it will be constructed within strict cost parameters. AG has created a unique methodology to support detailed pricing estimates during conceptual and schematic design phases.
by AG Architecture | Apr 23, 2012 | Awards, Senior Living
Newcastle Estates was recognized by the Environments for Aging jury of senior living experts for the successful design of its commons area. The project received an honorable mention due to the warmth of the design and the interactive and residential feel of the project.
by AG Architecture | Apr 23, 2011 | Awards, Senior Living
The Haven Hospice Custead Care Center was submitted as a Project in Progress in the Hospice category for the Environments for Aging design showcase publication.