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The staff lounge is getting some serious upgrades

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By Perkins Eastman
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This blog post was authored by Samantha Belfoure, NCIDQ, LEED AP, Associate Principal, Perkins Eastman. The senior living industry is growing today more than ever, and the architecture and design industry has responded with heavy emphasis on innovations for these incoming residents.
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Past informs present for new directions in workplace design

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By Perkins Eastman
| Building Design & Construction Verified
This blog post was authored by Connor Glass, IIDA, Principal and Workplace Practice Leader, Perkins Eastman. The Tenement Museum on New York’s Lower East Side is home to a moment frozen in time—an apartment building shuttered in the 1920s and rediscovered in 1988, which we later helped restore and transform into a vibrant cultural center.
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Addressing the senior housing shortage demands an evolved approach

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By Perkins Eastman
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This blog post was authored by Jeremy Southerland, LEED AP, Fitwel Ambassador, Associate Principal, Perkins Eastman. The entire baby boom generation will be 65 or older by 2030, but as we’ve watched this generation’s march into retirement and beyond for many years now, the housing industry is still falling short.
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