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Tired of just hearing about no dead-ends in the hallways and no crazy designs in the carpet? So are we. Come watch an interactive design charrette where a memory care building will be developed onsite with architects and senior living professionals in programming, operations, and sales and marketing. Learn how these experts address design challenges and process suggestions for best in class dementia design. Maria Nadelstumph, Vice President of Organizational Development & Program Excellence, Brandywine Senior Living; Dan Edwards, Associate Principal, LRS Architects, Inc.; Allison Guthertz, VP of Quality Resident Services, Benchmark Senior Living; Dan Purgiel, Managing Principal, LRS Architects, Inc.; Tanya Walker, Managing Director, Kensington Park Senior Living.
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Environment Matters:
Collaborating in
Memory Care
Design & Development
Design Collaboration Process
2 MNIntro and Overview
► Setting the Stage:
– Design a “hypothetical” Memory Care Building for
“Company Gen X” with LRS Architects
– Address design challenges and process suggestions
for best in class dementia design with ALFA industry
leaders
Speakers
► Dan Edwards
– Associate Principal, LRS Architects Inc.
► Allison Guthertz –
– VP of Quality Resident Services, Benchmark Senior Living
► Steve Heaney –
– VP of Operations & Real Estate, Brandywine Senior Living
► Maria Nadelstumph –
– VP of Organizational Development & Program Excellence,
Brandywine Senior Living
► Dan Purgiel
– Managing Principal, LRS Architects Inc.
► Tanya Walker
– Managing Director, Kensington Park Senior Living
3 MNIntro and Overview
Presentation Outline
► Let’s Get Started!
– Part 1: Review general design concepts
– Part 2: Group reaction to architect’s general design
concepts and “live” discussion on design of NEW
building
– Part 3: Images
4 DPIntro and Overview
Design Collaboration Scenario
► Design Parameters & Basic Program
– Design 56 unit memory care facility
– One story
– California project
• Easier State to design and build in
• California RCFE – R-2.1 residential occupancy
• Allows assistance with evacuation
– Gross SF 575 - 700 SF per unit industry average
• 56 units: 33,000 - 40,000 SF
– Does not include site variables or constraints
• Due to limited time constraints
5 DEIntro and Overview
PART 1
► Architects Review General Design Concepts
with the Group
6 DP1 – Architect’s General Design
Homelike Versus Hospitality► Smaller residential scale and finishes
► Take cues from hospitality industry
1 – Architect’s General Design 7 DE
Sleeping Unit Design
► Shared Unit Examples
– Many designs
– Common ones shown
8 DE1 – Architect’s General Design
Sleeping Unit Design
9 DE1 – Architect’s General Design
14’- 6”
► Private Unit Examples
– Many designs, common ones shown
– Typically 60%-90% private
Building Plan Concepts
► Common Layout Examples
– Open Plans (Neighborhood)
– Corridor Plans (Neighborhood)
– Household Plans (Homelike)
– (Or combo or variation of each)
10 DP1 – Architect’s General Design
Household
CorridorOpen
Building Plan Concepts
► Open Plan Enlarged Example (Neighborhood)
– Sleeping rooms tend to open directly to common spaces
11 DP1 – Architect’s General Design
Building Plan Concepts
► Open Plan Example (4 Neighborhood)
– Sleeping rooms tend to open directly to common spaces
12 DP1 – Architect’s General Design
Building Plan Concepts
13 DP1 – Architect’s General Design
► Corridor Plan Enlarged Example (Neighborhood)
– Sleeping rooms tend to open directly to corridor
Building Plan Concepts
► Corridor Plan Example (4 Neighborhood)
– Sleeping rooms tend to open directly to corridor
14 DP1 – Architect’s General Design
Building Plan Concepts► Household Plan Example
– Room layout more similar to a big house
15 DP1 – Architect’s General Design
PART 2
► Group Reaction
► “Live” Discussion of NEW Building Design
16 DP2 - New Building Design
General Design Preferences
► Prefer Corridor Design Concept
– Divides 56 units into smaller neighborhoods
– Central service and commons core
17 SH2 - New Building Design
NEW Design Plan
Private - Personal Space
► Shared Bathroom Units (For Couple or Combined)
18 SH/ TW2 - New Building Design
Private - Personal Space
► Shared Bathroom Units (With Utilitarian Space)
19 SH/ TW2 - New Building Design
HSKPG/
TRASH/
STORAGE/
MISC
Private - Personal Space
► Private Units
20 SH/ TW2 - New Building Design
Private - Personal Space
► Hospice Family Suite Units
21 SH/ TW/ AG2 - New Building Design
Social - Personal Enjoyment/ Leisure
► Common Areas - Central Area
22 MN/ TW2 - New Building Design
Social - Personal Enjoyment/ Leisure
► Common Areas - Resident Wings
23 MN/ TW2 - New Building Design
Social - Dining Experience
► Smaller Spaces In Central Area
24 TW/ MN2 - New Building Design
Social - Resident Outdoor Area
► Enclosed Court
25 TW/ MN2 - New Building Design
Social - Wellness Area
► Inviting Central Area
26 AG/ SH2 - New Building Design
Public - Connection► Warm & Comfortable Entry Area
27 MN/ TW2 - New Building Design
Public - Marketing/ Community
► First Impressions
28 MN/ TW2 - New Building Design
Staff / Utilitarian - Service Areas
29 AG/ SH
► Central Area
2 - New Building Design
Staff / Utilitarian - Service Areas► Resident Wings
30 AG/ SH2 - New Building Design
Overall Plan & Circulation
31 SH/ AG2 - New Building Design
Private - Sleeping Units
32 DE3 - Images
Private - Sleeping Units
33 DE3 - Images
Private – Dutch Door
34 DE3 - Images
Social – Entry Family Area
35 DE3 - Images
Social – Open & Flexible Activity Area
36 DE3 - Images
Social –Activity Area/ Soft Seating
37 DE3 - Images
Social – Activity/ TV Area
38 DE3 - Images
Social – Activity Area
39 DE3 - Images
Social – Pocket Lounge
40 DE3 - Images
Social – Pocket Lounge
41 DE3 - Images
Social – Reminiscent Area
42 DE3 - Images
Social – Dining
43 DE3 - Images
Social - Dining
44 DE3 - Images
Social - Dining
45 DE3 - Images
Social – Resident Kitchen
46 DE3 - Images
Social – Private Dining
47 DE3 - Images
Social - Beauty
48 DE3 - Images
Public – Family Area
49 DE3 - Images
Public – Lobby Area
50 DE3 - Images
Public - Circulation
51 DE3 - Images
Public - Exterior Traditional Eastern
52 DE3 - Images
Public - Exterior Traditional Northwest
54 DE3 - Images
Public - Exterior Traditional Southwest
53 DE3 - Images
Public - Exterior Contemporary Southwest
55 DE3 - Images
End
► Thank you
► Benchmark Senior Living
► Brandywine Senior Living
► Kensington Park Senior Living
► LRS Architects Inc.
► Questions
