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Why Senior Living Communities Need Living Master Plans

Why Senior Living Communities Need Living Master Plans

As long-term planning becomes more fluid, project teams need flexible planning frameworks that can adjust based on a community’s shifting needs.

SAGE Introduces Senior Living Design Guides

Environments For Aging Announces Winners Of 2026 Remodel/Renovation Competition

Environments For Aging Announces 2026 Design Champions

LiveWell test kitchen

EFA Announces 2026 Dining Competition Winners

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Bar and dining room at Cabot Park Village independent living community in Newtonville, Massachusetts

Cabot Park Village Independent Living Community, Newtonville, Massachusetts: First Look

The Lodge at Autumn Willow entrance at dusk, with a glowing timber canopy and glass facade.

The Lodge At Autumn Willow Active Senior Living, Fairfax, Virginia: Photo Tour

Outdoor terrace at The Rekai Centre at Cherry Place long-term care community in Toronto, Canada

The Rekai Centre At Cherry Place, Toronto: First Look

Sophisticated sky lounge at The Watermark at Bellevue independent living tower in Bellevue, Washington, featuring a marble bar, modern seating, a linear fireplace, and large windows with scenic views.

The Watermark At Bellevue Independent Living Residences, Bellevue, Washington: Photo Tour

Community room at Tsali Care Center in Cherokee, North Carolina, featuring vaulted wood ceilings, a fireplace, colorful art, lounge seating, and large windows with mountain views.

Tsali Care Center Senior Living, Cherokee, North Carolina: Photo Tour

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series

Strategy & Planning Series