Environment Matters: Collaboration in Memory Care Design and Development

Environment Matters: Collaborating in Memory Care Design & Development

Design Collaboration Process ►

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

Intro and Overview

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Speakers ►

Dan Edwards – Associate Principal, LRS Architects Inc.

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Allison Guthertz – – VP of Quality Resident Services, Benchmark Senior Living

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Steve Heaney – – VP of Operations & Real Estate, Brandywine Senior Living

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Maria Nadelstumph – – VP of Organizational Development & Program Excellence, Brandywine Senior Living

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Dan Purgiel – Managing Principal, LRS Architects Inc.

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Tanya Walker – Managing Director, Kensington Park Senior Living

Intro and Overview

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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

Intro and Overview

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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

Intro and Overview

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PART 1 ►

Architects Review General Design Concepts with the Group

1 – Architect’s General Design

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Homelike Versus Hospitality Smaller residential scale and finishes ► Take cues from hospitality industry ►

1 – Architect’s General Design

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Sleeping Unit Design ►

Shared Unit Examples – Many designs – Common ones shown

1 – Architect’s General Design

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Sleeping Unit Design ►

Private Unit Examples – Many designs, common ones shown – Typically 60%-90% private

1 – Architect’s General Design

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Building Plan Concepts ►

Household

Common Layout Examples – – – –

Open Plans (Neighborhood) Corridor Plans (Neighborhood) Household Plans (Homelike) (Or combo or variation of each) Open

1 – Architect’s General Design

Corridor

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Building Plan Concepts ►

Open Plan Enlarged Example (Neighborhood) – Sleeping rooms tend to open directly to common spaces

1 – Architect’s General Design

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Building Plan Concepts ►

Open Plan Example (4 Neighborhood) – Sleeping rooms tend to open directly to common spaces

1 – Architect’s General Design

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Building Plan Concepts ►

Corridor Plan Enlarged Example (Neighborhood) – Sleeping rooms tend to open directly to corridor

1 – Architect’s General Design

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Building Plan Concepts ►

Corridor Plan Example (4 Neighborhood) – Sleeping rooms tend to open directly to corridor

1 – Architect’s General Design

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Building Plan Concepts ►

Household Plan Example – Room layout more similar to a big house

1 – Architect’s General Design

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PART 2 ►

Group Reaction

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“Live” Discussion of NEW Building Design

2 - New Building Design

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General Design Preferences ►

Prefer Corridor Design Concept – Divides 56 units into smaller neighborhoods – Central service and commons core

NEW Design Plan

2 - New Building Design

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Private - Personal Space â–ş

Shared Bathroom Units (For Couple or Combined)

2 - New Building Design

18 SH/ TW

Private - Personal Space â–ş

Shared Bathroom Units (With Utilitarian Space)

HSKPG/ TRASH/ STORAGE/ MISC

2 - New Building Design

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Private - Personal Space â–ş

Private Units

2 - New Building Design

20 SH/ TW

Private - Personal Space â–ş

Hospice Family Suite Units

2 - New Building Design

21 SH/ TW/ AG

Social - Personal Enjoyment/ Leisure â–ş

Common Areas - Central Area

2 - New Building Design

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Social - Personal Enjoyment/ Leisure â–ş

Common Areas - Resident Wings

2 - New Building Design

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Social - Dining Experience â–ş

Smaller Spaces In Central Area

2 - New Building Design

24 TW/ MN

Social - Resident Outdoor Area â–ş

Enclosed Court

2 - New Building Design

25 TW/ MN

Social - Wellness Area â–ş

Inviting Central Area

2 - New Building Design

26 AG/ SH

Public - Connection â–ş

Warm & Comfortable Entry Area

2 - New Building Design

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Public - Marketing/ Community â–ş

First Impressions

2 - New Building Design

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Staff / Utilitarian - Service Areas â–ş

Central Area

2 - New Building Design

29 AG/ SH

Staff / Utilitarian - Service Areas â–ş

Resident Wings

2 - New Building Design

30 AG/ SH

Overall Plan & Circulation

2 - New Building Design

31 SH/ AG

Private - Sleeping Units

3 - Images

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Private - Sleeping Units

3 - Images

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Private – Dutch Door

3 - Images

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Social – Entry Family Area

3 - Images

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Social – Open & Flexible Activity Area

3 - Images

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Social –Activity Area/ Soft Seating

3 - Images

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Social – Activity/ TV Area

3 - Images

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Social – Activity Area

3 - Images

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Social – Pocket Lounge

3 - Images

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Social – Pocket Lounge

3 - Images

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Social – Reminiscent Area

3 - Images

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Social – Dining

3 - Images

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Social - Dining

3 - Images

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Social - Dining

3 - Images

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Social – Resident Kitchen

3 - Images

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Social – Private Dining

3 - Images

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Social - Beauty

3 - Images

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Public – Family Area

3 - Images

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Public – Lobby Area

3 - Images

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Public - Circulation

3 - Images

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Public - Exterior Traditional Eastern

3 - Images

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Public - Exterior Traditional Northwest

3 - Images

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Public - Exterior Traditional Southwest

3 - Images

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Public - Exterior Contemporary Southwest

3 - Images

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End ►

Thank you ► ► ►

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Benchmark Senior Living Brandywine Senior Living Kensington Park Senior Living LRS Architects Inc.

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