E13 - Intergenerational Living for All—Findings, Insights, and Best Practices from the SAGE-AIA Design for Aging Joint Intergenerational Task Force.

  • Room: Ballroom B
  • Session Number: E13
Sunday, April 14, 2024: 3:15 PM - 4:15 PM

Speaker(s)

Speaker
Addie Abushousheh PhD, EDAC, Assoc. AIA
Gerontologist, Researcher and Consultant
Organizational and Environmental Development
Speaker
Craig Witz
Principal
Witz Company
Speaker
Greg Hunteman AIA
Principal
Pi Architects
Speaker
JinHwa (Gina) Paradowicz AIA, LEED AP BD+C
Associate Principal
Perkins Eastman
Speaker
Lisa Warnock NCIDQ
Principal
Glow Interior Designs, LLC
Speaker
Lori Bridgeman
SAGE

Description

Incorporating intergenerational design and programming is a fast-moving trend in senior living and provides a market advantage to owners and developers. However, traditional senior living design often falls short of fostering genuine intergenerational connections. In response, designers, developers, and operators are adopting diverse approaches to embrace this trend. This presentation will present the findings, insights, and best practices from the SAGE-AIA Design for Aging Joint Intergenerational Task Force based on a recent survey and discussion with their members. The presentation will highlight communities, both domestic and international, that incorporate the best practices in intergenerational design and operations and provide actionable takeaways for attendees.

HSW: No


Track(s)


Learning Objectives

• Understand why seniors desire intergenerational connection and its benefit.
• Learn about the opinions of SAGE and AIA members on this topic.
• Understand the different categories of intergenerational communities.
• Learn specific design elements that allow communities to better incorporate intergenerational connection and programming and highlight specific best practices and communities that incorporate these elements.