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2022 DESIGN
SHOWCASE
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
AN ANNUAL DESIGN SHOWCASE OF SENIOR ENVIRONMENTS SINCE 1997
The Spires at Berry College, Rome, GA. Photo: © Resolute, LLC
ANNOUNCING THE 26TH ANNUAL
EFA DESIGN SHOWCASE ISSUE
Environments for Aging magazine—with representatives
from SAGE (Society for the Advancement of Gerontological
Environments), The Center for Health Design, the International
Interior Showcase Design Association, and the American Society
of Interior Designers—will review projects from across the nation
to recognize those that best address the needs of the aging
population, from skilled nursing residents to active adults. Some
projects will be honored with an Award of Merit or Honorable
Mention, and celebrated during an awards luncheon at the
Environments for Aging Expo & Conference (Spring 2022).
Environments for Aging reaches more than 39,000 industry
professionals, including owners and operators, architects and
interior designers, and members of key industry associations.
EFA DESIGN SHOWCASE
CONTINUING CARE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY
The Spires at Berry College ROME, GA.
Submitted by: Faulkner Design Group DALLAS, AND THW Design ATLANTA
The Spires at Berry College is career counseling, leadership,
leading the way for multi-gen- and mentoring that the residents
erational communities offering provide. In tandem, the residents
a new, exceptional experience engage in lifelong learning op-
for senior living residents with portunities and enjoy the vitality
the first CCRC/Life Plan com- of interaction with students.
munity in northwest Georgia The Spires was developed on
and the first built on a college a complex brownfield site that
campus. Referred to by locals began as a limestone quarry
as “Berry National Park” for the active until the year 2000. The
scenic beauty that encompasses addition of The Spires and the
Rome, Ga., a short walking trail newly christened Eagle Lake
connects The Spires to Berry enhances both the site and the
College and creates a diverse lives of the residents it serves.
community that serves senior Drawing on the natural beauty
residents, college students, and of Lavender Mountain, Berry
locals alike. College, and the surrounding
Intergenerational interaction area through a collection of
is an integral part of The Spires modern and historical design
and has led to student employ- elements was key for both
ment and volunteer opportu- THW Design, the architect,
nities that foster engagement and Faulkner Design Group,
among seniors and students. the interior designer. With
Dual-use, walkable amenities on surrounding mountain views,
both The Spires and Berry Col- the interior spaces reflect the
lege’s campus further emphasize grandness with expansive
the inclusivity of the community interior volumes, beginning
with residents that engage in in the two-story vaulted lobby
lectures at the university and that frames the impressive view
students who make use of The from the moment you arrive and
Spires’ various amenity spaces. continuing throughout various
Students enjoy the benefits of amenity spaces that all uniquely
boast grand volumes.
Hues throughout the campus
Project category: New construction are attuned to earth tones found
Chief administrator: Laurie Steber, executive director within the 24 square miles of for-
Firm: Faulkner Design Group, www.faulknerdesign. ested area encircling The Spires.
com; THW Design, www.thw.com Custom art installations and
Design team: Faulkner Design Group (interior design); historical photography of Berry
THW Design (architecture); Greenbrier (development College can be found throughout
and marketing); Brasfield & Gorrie (general contrac- amenity spaces and corridors,
tor); HGOR (landscape architect); Jordan & Skala
often working as wayfinding tools
Engineers (MEP engineering)
for residents and their guests.
Photography: © Resolute, LLC
Number/type of housing units: independent living: Modern interiors, a myriad of
26 free-standing cottages, 127 apartments, 17 unit premier amenities, innovative
lodge; Magnolia Healthcare Building: 36 memory technology providing opportu-
care units, 35 skilled nursing/short-term rehab units, nities for safe communication,
36 assisted living apartments and scenic views at every turn
Total building area (sq. ft.): 400,000 successfully craft a destination
Construction cost/sq. ft.: $220
community—full of potential for
Total construction cost (excluding land):
$88 million engaging, life-long learning, and
Completed: September 2020 social opportunities.
76 Supplement to Environments for Aging Supplement to Environments for Aging 77
The Spires at Berry College, Rome, GA. Photo: © Resolute, LLC
Submission Guidelines
Who’s qualified to submit a project?
Senior living community owners/operators as well as architects, interior designers,
builders, and developers working in the senior living or long-term care market. Viamonte at Walnut Creek, Walnut Creek, Calif. Photo: Michael Lowry
Photography, Inc.
Are there requirements regarding the age of the project?
All projects must have been completed after January 2019. Projects that were
previously published in the Design Showcase can’t be resubmitted under the same
construction category. See list of categories below.
Eligible settings include:
• Active-adult communities • Post-acute/rehab Buckner Calder Woods, Beaumont, Texas. Photo: © Joseph
Drago Photography
• Adult day services • Recreational areas
• Alzheimer’s/dementia care • Retirement communities linked
to universities
• Aquatic therapy centers
• Senior community centers
• Assisted living
• Seniors-only housing/
• Congregate/group homes apartment complexes
• Continuing care retirement • Senior-driven urban infill/revital-
communities (CCRCs) ization projects
• Geropsychiatry centers • Skilled nursing
The Watermark by the Bay, Emeryville, Calif. Photo: © Kristen Paulin Photography
• Healing gardens • Specialized medical spaces (e.g.,
geriatric cancer care, vascular/
• Hospice heart disease care, etc.)
• Independent living • Wellness/fitness centers
• Multigenerational campuses
Construction Categories Fellowship Village – Wilson’s Tapas Bar Lounge, Basking
Ridge, N.J. Photo: Brian Emery
• New Construction • Project in Progress
• Remodel/Renovation • Conversion (adaptation of an
existing structure into a senior
• New Construction and environment)
Remodel/Renovation
• Unbuilt/Conceptual Design Only
• Addition
• Interior Design Only
Downtown Oakland PACE Daycenter, Oakland, Calif. Photo: ©2020 Tubay
Yabut Photography
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assisted living 142 independent
apartments, 34 living apartments,
Projects will be evaluated on four criteria:
Total building memory suppor 54
area (sq. ft.): t residences
Construction 370,000
cost/sq. ft.: $195
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Innovation
How did the team explore innovative solutions that were
specific to the project? If technology was part of the
Awards and
process, how was it incorporated and what were the
outcomes? Did these efforts impact quality of care or
Recognition
quality of life for residents? Did the innovations influence the A jury of industry experts will review and discuss
business model? all submitted projects to determine which ones will
be accepted for publication (there is no guarantee
Experience of acceptance). In addition, the jury will determine
How does the environment enhance the quality of life for which projects are worthy of special honors,
residents, promote wellness, empower independence and including an Award of Merit or Honorable Mention.
person-centered care? How does the project reinforce
personal relationships between all those who work, live, and • Award winners will receive special recognition in
visit the community? the Spring 2022 issue of EFA, in Design Showcase
announcements, and at our annual Environments
Aesthetics for Aging Expo & Conference.
How do the aesthetics (architectural style, interior design, • Finalists (projects deemed highly noteworthy) will
materials, lighting, colors, etc.) contribute to meeting project also be recognized in the Spring 2022 issue of EFA
goals? Describe specific design solutions that contribute to and in Design Showcase announcements.
the well-being of building occupants.
• All participants with published projects will receive
Operational performance 25 complimentary copies of the magazine.
What were the desired outcomes the project team was
trying to achieve and the end result (e.g., operational
performance improvements, resident-centered care,
operational flow)?
HarborChase of Germantown, Memphis, Tenn. Photo: © 2020 Nick Sargent,
Sargent Architectural Photography
Submission Fees
A nonrefundable entry fee for all projects submitted will be
invoiced in December. Projects accepted by the jury will be
published in the Spring 2022 issue, and a publication fee (based
on the number of pages selected to be published) will be invoiced
at that time. We do not allow cancellations following receipt of
your submission. Please note: If submitting jointly with another
organization, invoicing can be split accordingly.
One-Page Layout
Entry Fee: $530
Publication Fee: $3,580
Two-Page Spread
Entry Fee: $355
Publication Fee: $5,360
Three-Page Layout
Entry Fee: $255
Publication Fee: $6,530
The Springs at Lake Oswego, Lake Oswego, Ore. Photo: © David Papazian Photography
Complete your reservation form
online at EFAmagazine.com
Deadlines
Reservation forms due Nov. 10, 2021
Presentations due Dec. 8, 2021
Jury review January 2022
Publication date April 2022
Contact: Visit our partner organizations:
Donna Hidalgo SAGE—sagefederation.org
210.419.9017 The Center for Health Design—healthdesign.org
donna.hidalgo@emeraldx.com IIDA—iida.org
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