The desire for cutting edge technology and sustainability are not just issues of importance to millennials. More than ever, seniors want to feel like they are not being left behind. They are actually leading the way to a better and cleaner community. There is an...
Construction improvements have eliminated the infiltration of air through the walls. While that may be an energy improvement, it may not be healthy. The 2015 Energy Code addresses this, requiring whole house ventilation. An in-unit visible solution is a two-speed...
The restaurant business has seen dramatic shifts in expectations and culinary trends in recent years. This evolution of mealtime has been felt in senior communities for several years now. The quality of the dining experience is a differentiator to make a community...
AG Architecture is synonymous with senior living architecture nationwide. I have been fortunate to spend over twenty years working to evolve and improve that product. When you work primarily in a specialty field, it is a good idea now and then, to step back and...
I hate to say I told you so…but I did! My February article about the spotty and slow adoption of the ICC’s 2015 suite of codes across the country warned of the increasing cost of compliance. Several projects underway are making those revelations very real for our...
Several weeks ago you flipped your hanging calendar to a new adorable cat picture, or maybe hotrods are your preference. Either way, it is clearly 2016. For those who still write checks as payment, remember to write in 2016 on the date line. In the building...
