We know that seniors prefer to age in place, and that it becomes harder to age in place with multiple hospitalizations.
Can the built environment play a part in this effort? Absolutely.
Wellness can be applied as an additional design dimension for senior living planning by looking for the opportunities where architecture can reinforce it. Download our examples below.
The commercial real estate market is currently facing significant change and uncertainty due to a number of factors. From fluctuating economic conditions, shifting consumer preferences, and technological advancements, navigating these challenging times requires the expertise of seasoned professionals who can foresee trends and develop strategic solutions.
That is why Housing and Mixed-Use Sector Leader, Kurt Volkman, addresses some of our clients' most pressing questions about national trends.
As communities grow and demographics change, the housing market must adjust to meet the evolving needs of residents. With an increasing number of empty nesters from the baby boomer generation, there's a rising demand for multifamily housing designs that cater to their preferences and lifestyles.
Click below to read our top tips from Housing and Mixed-Use Sector Leader, Kurt Volkman!
Future-proofing is a strategic approach that architects and builders use when designing buildings. The concept is all about predicting potential future challenges— anything from environmental pressures, such as extreme weather conditions, to societal changes, like new technology demands.
By anticipating these factors, a building can remain functional and relevant, even as times change. The goal is to prevent a building from becoming obsolete or outdated, ensuring it can serve its purpose for many years to come. Download our top 4 tips for future proofing your next building below!