Out with the New, In with the Old: Reinvigorate your Existing Building!
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Your Price : $59.00

Out with the New, In with the Old: Reinvigorate your Existing Building! is a webinar presentation about the evaluation processes and tools used to determine to potential for renovation and sustainable design in senior living facilities, and the changes that can be made to those communities.

 

With the growing need for Senior housing, renovation of existing buildings is becoming not only more important but crucial to Senior Living communities. Renovating existing buildings, instead of simply demolishing and starting anew, is also very sustainable (i.e. "Green.") This program will include an overview of the processes and tools used to evaluate the physical condition and potential for alteration of existing buildings. It will include case studies of renovated projects including the experiences of involving State Licensing and Local Building authorities in the process. New technologies that help make older buildings compliant with current Senior Living needs and newer codes will also be discussed.

 


Webinar Learning Objectives

  • To empower those who own and operate Senior Living communities housed in older buildings to consider the value and potential of their existing buildings

  • To introduce those who own and operate Senior Living communities housed in older buildings to the tools and processes used to evaluate the potential of renovating existing buildings

  • To illustrate successful renovations - including those that have implemented Sustainable, Residential and Culture Change concepts into buildings that were originally designed for Institutional care.



About the Speaker:


Grant Warner, AIA, LEED AP
Principal
D2 Architecture, LLC
Grant Warner is an architect who has been designing Senior Living Communities for more than 14 years. He has worked on all facets of design for Continuing Care Retirement Communities, and has worked on award-winning projects across the country. He takes special pride in helping communities breathe new life into their existing buildings.