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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
ELIGIBLE SETTINGS INCLUDE:
* Active-adult communities
* Adult day services
* Alzheimer's/dementia care
* Aquatic therapy centers
* Assisted living
* Congregate/group homes
* Continuing care retirement communities
(CCRCs)
* Healing gardens
* Hospice
* Independent living
* Multigenerational campuses
* Post-acute/rehab
* Recreational areas
* Retirement communities linked
to universities
* Senior community centers
* Seniors-only housing/
apartment complexes
* Senior-driven urban infi ll/
revitalization projects
* Skilled nursing
* Specialized medical spaces (e.g.,
geriatric cancer care, vascular/heart
disease care, etc.)
* Wellness/fi tness centers
CONSTRUCTION CATEGORIES:
* New Construction
* Remodel/Renovation
* New Construction and Remodel/
Renovation
* Addition
* Project in Progress
* Conversion (adaptation
of an existing structure
into a senior environment)
* Unbuilt/Conceptual Design Only
* Interior Design Only
DEADLINES:
CONTACT:
Reservation forms due: November 10, 2021
Presentations due: December 8, 2021
Jury review: January 2022
Publication date: April 2022
Donna Hidalgo
210.419.9017
donna.hidalgo@emeraldx.com
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PROJECTS: Top, from left: The Springs at Lake Oswego, Lake Oswego, Ore. Photo: © David Papazian Photography; Downtown Oakland PACE Daycenter, Oakland,
Calif. Photo: © 2020 Tubay Yabut Photography; The Spires at Berry College, Rome, GA. Photo: © Resolute, LLC; The Watermark by the Bay, Emeryville, Calif.
Photo: © Kristen Paulin Photography; Fellowship Village - Wilson's Tapas Bar Lounge, Basking Ridge, N.J. Photo: Brian Emery Bottom left: Viamonte at Walnut
Creek, Walnut Creek, Calif. Photo: Michael Lowry Photography, Inc.
EFA DESIGN SHOWCASE
INDEPENDENT LIVING/ASSISTED LIVING/MEMORY CARE
The Ridge Pinehurst LAKEWOOD, COLO.
Submitted by: Lantz-Boggio Architects & Interior Designers ENGLEWOOD, COLO.
Project category: New construction
Chief administrator: Katrissa Gates, executive director
Firm: Lantz-Boggio Architects & Interior Designers, www.lantz-boggio.com
Design team: Lantz-Boggio Architects (architect); StudioSIX5 (interior
design); Shaw Construction (general contractor); Capella Living Studios
(operator); MEP Engineers (mechanical/plumbing); Wilson & Company
(civil engineers); Alber Engineering (electrical)
Photography: ©2020 Michael Lowry Photography
Number/type of housing units: 226 independent living, 96 assisted
living, 42 memory care
Total building area (sq. ft.): 630,510
Construction cost/sq. ft.: $231
Total construction cost (excluding land): $145.8 million
Completed: September 2020
The Ridge Pinehurst is a 364-unit
Independent Living, Assisted Living,
and Memory Care community in
Lakewood, Colo. The Ridge is ideally
located in an established residential
community and adjacent to
esiden
Lakewood's premier golf course. The
site affords spectacular views of the
surrounding Rocky Mountains.
Based on its senior living consumer
research, the design team focused
on the programming and design
of spaces that invite the community
at large to promote community
uumintegration
and all age participation.
The design also optimizes connections
to the outdoors and incorporates
a variety of outdoor activities
including outdoor dining, fire pits,
lounge area, bocce ball and walking
paths. Floor-to-ceiling glass was
strategically placed throughout the
social and activity areas to reinforce
indoor-outdoor connections. The
design concept maximizes views to
the activity courtyard, the surrounding
mountains, and golf course. The
dHealth
and Wellness Center was
designed as a community destination
with a separate community entrance
and parking area. The Center features
indoor pool, massage and treatment
rooms, aerobics room, fitness room,
steam rooms and beauty salon.
Countless research studies show a
lack of social connection impacts us
directly both physically and emotionally,
and seniors are especially susceptible.
The Ridge provides a variety
of social settings for both planned
and spontaneous activities. The
amenity areas include several dining
venues, active learning spaces, art
studio, classrooms, pickle ball court,
and a host of flexible spaces that can
adjust to various social functions
and activities as resident preferences
evolve. The overall imagery was
established as a " Colorado Lodge " to
relate to the surrounding community
and the Colorado Lifestyle.
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EFA DESIGN SHOWCASE
INDEPENDENT LIVING/ASSISTED LIVING/MEMORY CARE
Senior Resource Group, Maravilla at The Domain AUSTIN, TEXAS
Submitted by: Perkins Eastman CHICAGO
Maravilla at The Domain offers an
abundance of wellness programming,
attentive service, and imaginative
cuisine, all in a stylish setting. Strategically
located within a vibrant lifestyle
district offering retail, restaurants,
entertainment, and more, Maravilla
creates a walkable and connected
community for aging adults. Expert
healthcare and memory support is
also available should the need arise.
Three mid-rise towers, providing
independent living, assisted living,
and memory support, are organized
around four courtyards and connected
by a first-floor center for healthy living.
Community amenities create a
hospitality-inspired lifestyle informed
by aspects of health and wellness. The
restaurant offers signature dishes and
seasonal favorites; the bar is a lively spot
for happy hour and after dinner drinks;
and the bistro is open throughout the
day for grab-and-go items. Even more
dining can be found right outside Maravilla's
doorstep, within The Domain.
The center for healthy living embodies
ZEST, Senior Resource Group's
program for well-being, bringing
healthy, positive balance to each day
with experiences focusing on the fundamental
areas of self. A fitness center,
pool, movie theatre, library, salon,
community room, on-site therapy, and
healthy dining options provide opportunities
for holistic nourishment.
Drawing inspiration from the local
vernacular and surrounding landscape,
interior and exterior design elements
create a balance between resort-style
hospitality and residential warmth,
reflecting a " relaxed elegance " of the
Texas Hill Country. Locally sourced
stone, reclaimed leather belts accenting
millwork cabinetry, and blackened iron
details introduce a local rustic flavor
while balancing a clean modern approach
to the architecture.
Project category: New construction
Chief administrator: Mark Ranno, executive director
Firm: Perkins Eastman, www.perkinseastman.com
Design team: Perkins Eastman (architecture and interior design); JE
Dunn Construction Group (builder/general contractor); Glumac (MEP
engineering); Thornton Tomasetti (structural engineering); Food Facilities
Concepts Inc. (food service consultant)
Photography: ©2020 Brandon Barré
Number/type of housing units: 142 independent living apartments, 54
assisted living apartments, 34 memory support residences
Total building area (sq. ft.): 370,000
Construction cost/sq. ft.: $195
Total construction cost (excluding land): $72 million
Completed: July 2020
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