More architecture firms are expanding services to include design for older adults. Here's a quick conversation starter to find out if a senior living designer has the expertise to position your community for success.

We're delighted to announce the launch of a robust, new website.

Road trip! Nearby projects present a rare treat, a chance to get up from the desks and pile everyone into a van for a team site visit.

For some, the third month means shamrocks, for others, brackets and madness. But for all in our office, it means Pi day, a holiday we observe with unbridled enthusiasm and tasty tradition.

Senior housing providers are working with designers and architects on a solution that’s literally outside the box: creating innovative outdoor spaces to help residents relax and heal, while also driving sales and staff satisfaction.

Circulation paths and views outside to walking options help residents avoid frustration from locked doors or dead-end corridors.

Fuzzy on the facts between AL vs. IL? This fun visual breaks it down.

Fires in senior living apartments and communities have swept national headlines recently, detailing the destruction that these disasters can cause, and sparking around fire safety — particularly as it relates to buildings’ construction.

Well-researched decisions will improve quality of life for residents and maximize financial investment.

Inspection day can be stressful, state regulators want your building to pass and become a successful community, but the process can be arduous. We all know the old adage about failing to prepare, so here are a few tips to improve the experience.

Operators place more emphasis on socialization, programming and flexible common areas based on the latest research.

The Mediterranean-style community will feature 40 assisted living and 44 memory care units.

See you at the Walk to End Alzheimer's!

Presbyterian Village North will get new independent living, assisted living, memory care and rehabilitation facilities, a state-of-the-art fitness center, a second aquatic rehab center, renovated common areas and a water feature.

Good skilled nursing communities of today are a long way from the old rest homes of the past.

Shape your community now to create an environment that will appeal to the next wave of senior residents.