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DESIGN PROFILE
AG Architecture, Inc.
Established: 1992
Staff: 45
Location: Wauwatosa, WI
Markets Served: Assisted Living, Continuing Care
Retirement Communities (CCRC), Hospice, Independent
Living, Memory Support, Post-Acute/Rehab, Skilled Nursing,
Wellness Centers-serving the full gamut of not-for-profit,
for profit and community based providers.
Services: Architecture, Engineering, Master Planning
Three Projects of Note:
Fleet Landing [Atlantic Beach, FL] 2021
Stevenson Oaks [Fort Worth, TX] 2022
Plymouth Place [La Grange Park, IL] 2024
Contact Information:
Katie Miller
1414 Underwood Avenue, Suite 301
Wauwatosa, WI 53213
(414) 431-3131
kmiller@agarch.com
agarch.com
Design Profiles Index:
AG Architecture .........................................................................................76
Bernardon ..................................................................................................76
Hord Coplan Macht ...................................................................................77
KDA Architects ..........................................................................................77
Lantz-Boggio Architects ............................................................................78
Q&A:
D2 Architecture ..........................................................................................75
Spellman Brady & Company .....................................................................79
St. Rita Square, Milwaukee, WI. Photo: Tricia Shay Photography
AG Architecture continues a more than 50-year commitment to
innovative senior living design. Whether the task at hand involves new
construction, an addition, or a complete repositioning of an existing
community, our goal is very straightforward - to improve the quality of
life for our ever-growing senior population.
The AG team has built long-term relationships with senior living
providers around the country because they have benefitted from our
ability to provide vision, build consensus, and bring certainty and
predictability to the construction process.
DESIGN PROFILE
Bernardon
Established: 1973
Staff: 80
Locations: Philadelphia, PA; West Chester, PA; Wilmington, DE
Markets Served: Active Adult Communities, Alzheimer's/Dementia,
Assisted Living, Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRC),
Hospice, Independent Living, Post-Acute/Rehab, Skilled Nursing/
Nursing Homes, Wellness Centers
Services: Architecture, Green/Sustainable Design, Interior
Design, Landscape Design/Healing Gardens, Recreational
Areas, Strategic Planning
Three Projects of Note:
Dunwoody Village Expansion [Newtown Square, PA] November 2022
Riddle Village Thoroughbred Lounge Addition & Renovation [Media,
PA] August 2021
The Hill at Whitemarsh Club Room Addition, Florida Room Addition,
and new Guard House [Lafayette Hill, PA] December 2021
Contact Information:
Douglas C. Hertsenberg, AIA, Principal
123 Justison St., Suite 101
Wilmington, DE 19801
(302) 622-9550
dhertsenberg@bernardon.com
bernardon.com
Personal Care Living Room and Library at Preston at Barclay Friends, West Chester, PA
Photo: ©2021 Don Pearse Photographers, Inc.
Senior living environments are changing every day. We rely on a
unique team of practice-area experts to listen and develop innovative,
personalized solutions to your design challenges. This collaborative
approach results in inspiring spaces that distinctly reflect the culture of
your community and its people.
The people of Bernardon are impassioned listeners, lifelong innovators, and
imaginative design leaders who have delivered thoughtful design solutions
for the senior living industry for nearly 50 years. Through our services in
architecture, interior design, and landscape architecture, we strive to elevate
the lives, dignity, and comfort of the residents in every community.
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