2018 SENIOR LIVING BY DESIGN NOMINEES
11. Shurmer Place Memory Assisted Living, Strongsville, Ohio, C.C. Hodgson Architectural Group. The commu- nity is designed as a highly therapeutic environment to adapt to the changing needs of memory care residents. There are strong connections to nature as a source of wellbeing and for its therapeutic value with expansive windows and outdoor access.
12. The Oasis at Dodge Park, Worcester, Mass., LWSA De- sign. Spacious resident rooms surround a common core with multiple dining options, and a variety of gathering spaces from a large central space that can accommo- date an audience for a performance, to smaller group spaces for arts, exercise, music therapy, or quiet time with a book.
13. The Peaks at Old Laramie Trail, Lafayette, Colo., Pi Archi- tects. Outside the dining room, a crackling fi re in a stone fi re ring is the focal point for encouraging residents to be outside in the typically cool Colorado evenings. Paths around the community also tie into a nature trail where residents can walk along a tree-lined creek.
14. The Retreat at Sunny Vista, Colorado Springs, Colo., Lantz-Boggio Architects. This project presents itself as a highly-stylized mid-century icon. While strong and styl- ized, it still maintains the typography, scale, and forms of the surrounding neighborhood.
2018 SENIOR LIVING BY DESIGN JUDGES
Stuart Barber, AIA,
NCARB, LEED AP Associate Principal, Director of Senior Living McMillian Pazdan Smith Architecture Charleston, S.C.
Lore Browson
Senior Vice President, Quality Services and Chief Compliance Offi cer
New Perspective Senior Living Eden Prairie, Minn.
Michele Dukes Corporate Director of Sales & Marketing Chancellor Health Care Windsor, Calif.
Jill Schroeder, CID Senior Planner/ Interior Designer Pope Architects St. Paul, Minn.
John Cronin, AIA Principal - Senior Design Architect
AG Architecture Wauwatosa, Wis.
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