SENIOR LIVING & HOSPITALITY DESIGN
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Sagewood at Daybreak South Jordan, Utah GROUND FLOOR Sagewood at Daybreak consists of 78 assisted living units, 23 memory care units, and 99 independent living units. The design for this Senior Living community emphasizes “distinct building neighborhoods separated by distinctive landscaped courtyards”. The buildings edges respond to the varying conditions of its adjacent mixed-use context. The ‘identity’ of Sagewood is enhanced by the courtyards and amenity spaces, varied building massing and use of exterior materials and landscape design. This community is a unique addition to the Daybreak South Station Transit-Oriented Development, where seniors are provided convenient transportation choices to nearby Salt Lake City and family.
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CLIENT:
Kisco Senior Living
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6 acre site 233,900 gross sf (203 units) 104 Independent Living Units 55 Assisted Living Unit 22 Assisted Living “Plus” Units 22 Memory Care Units
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2016 NAHB Best of 55+ Housing Awards Best 55+ Community of the Year Best 55+ IL Community 2015 UC&D Most Outstanding Projects $10M+ Most Outstanding Private Project
Independent Living Along Daybreak Drive
Sagewood at Daybreak South Jordan, Utah
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The Patrician La Jolla, California The Patrician is located in the lush and livable area of La Jolla, a neighborhood within San Diego, CA. The aging look of the community no longer matched the client’s dedication to ‘living the best life possible’ and contradicted the ‘Jewel of the Sea’ spirit of La Jolla. The property was in substantial need of a renovation that positioned the community to attract an active independent senior demographic with enhanced amenities to enhance their lifestyle. The Patrician sits at a cultural crossroads between urban sophistication and the casual beachside ambiance of its setting. This extensive repositioning focused on elevating the property while bridging these two ideas, creating impactful change for current and future residents. The design aesthetic is derived from its location, creating a synergy of clean traditional design elements framed with the inviting and casual attitude of La Jolla. Residents and guests now enter into a bright and charming grand entry lobby with integrated reception, sales and lounge experiences. A custom metal art backdrop, incorporating the property’s palm leaf logo, acts as a focal point. Above, the second-floor space was opened by removing a solid wall that restricted views. A new glass railing enhances a sense of connection and community to the activity below.
The dining room and bistro, once dark and highlycompartmentalized, were enlarged to improve circulation for residents and serving staff. The bistro has been opened up to become a welcoming pre-function space for meals and parties, and the now unobstructed view gives a peek into the culinary spaces beyond and lets residents feel a part of the action with the chef. CLIENT:
Merrill Gardens
STATISTICS:
2.2 acre site 223,900 gross sf 136 Independent Living units
SERVICES: Architecture, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture
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Summit at First Hill* Seattle, Washington With an existing urban skilled nursing campus, Kline Galland Center decided to expand their services to seniors in a more active downtown setting. While not adjacent, the organization acts as a virtual continuum of care. Goals for the new high-rise were to: Attract sophisticated, well-traveled, educated, upper income seniors; Integrate seniors into an urban neighborhood where services like stores, theaters, public transportation and medical offices are located; Express the community’s love of learning; Respect and celebrate the symbolic and ritualistic needs of the full spectrum of the Jewish population; Fit within the existing urban residential neighborhood; Encourage community and intergenerational activities; Create a long-term enduring building. CLIENT:
Kline Galland Center
STATISTICS:
201,000 sf 102 Independent Living Units 23 Assisted Living Units
SERVICES: Architecture, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture *Project completed by Jerry McDevitt while at Mithun
*Project completed by Jerry McDevitt while at Mithun
Sunrise San Francisco* San Francisco, California Surrounded by medical and residential buildings, this mixed-use infill project provides symbiotic benefit to its residents and community: underground parking links to the neighboring medical building; the ground floor San Francisco Psychoanalytic Institute offers easy access for patients; upper floors provide a safe and supportive residential environment for seniors with dementia; secure courtyards and healing gardens ensure that residents have access to outdoor space in this urban environment. CLIENT:
Sunrise Development
STATISTICS: 74,500 sf 7,000 sf tenant space 25,000 sf underground parking 58 units SERVICES: Architecture *Project completed by Jerry McDevitt while at Mithun
The Village at Northridge* Northridge, California The “Village at Northridge� enhances the quality of life for local seniors by providing a sophisticated hospitality-oriented residential environment within the busy Los Angeles suburbs. The focus on hospitality and wellness is carried throughout the design with amenity-rich spaces such as informal living and lounge areas, a health spa, pool, and a diverse range of dining choices. The design of this new senior living community expresses a more contemporary approach, both in terms of interior and exterior design and simple detailing. The academic environment of California State University at Northridge and the nearby shopping and restaurant options of the renovated Northridge Mall present a more modern context as opposed to the strong Spanish Colonial context evident in many Southern California communities. The main project entry is centered within the urban tree-lined auto-court adjacent to Corbin Avenue. Several significant landscaped courtyards throughout the project offer the highly sought after indoorsoutdoors relationship that the residents of the area have enjoyed in their private homes.
CLIENT:
Senior Resource Group, LLC
STATISTICS:
242 Independent Living apartments 40 Assisted Living apartments Completed in 2010
SERVICES:
Architecture, Interior Design
*Project completed by Jerry McDevitt while at Mithun
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La Vida Real* Rancho San Diego, California
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Sta La Vida Real enhances the quality of life for seniors by creating a hospitality-oriented residential environment that fosters independence, choice, dignity, and privacy tailored to a Southern Californian environment. Using a Spanish Colonial style, the community expresses the metaphor of a Spanish hill town where the main entry courtyard anchors the “town center” with its civic and hospitality inspired spaces as the main common areas. Residential wings branch from this central courtyard and take on a less formal, “growth by accretion” image, characteristic of buildings developed over time. Facade treatments of resident wings were purposely varied in order to avoid the uniform look characteristic of multifamily developments. CLIENT:
Senior Resource Group LLC
STATISTICS: 11 acres 353,220 sf 220 Independent Living Units 84 Assisted Living Units 30 Memory Care Units SERVICES: Architecture, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture *Project completed by Jerry McDevitt while at Mithun
La Vida Real
Rancho San Diego, California
La Vida Real enhances the quality of life for seniors by creating a hospitality-oriented residential environment that fosters independence, choice, dignity, and privacy tailored to a Southern Californian environment. Using a Spanish Colonial style, the community expresses the metaphor of a Spanish hill town where the main entry courtyard anchors the “town center” with its civic and hospitality inspired spaces as the main common areas. Residential wings branch from this central courtyard and take on a less formal, “growth by accretion” image, characteristic of buildings developed over time. Facade treatments of resident wings were purposely varied in order to avoid the uniform look characteristic of multifamily developments.
client Senior Resource Group LLC size 11 acres, 353,220 sf, 220 Independent Living units, 84 Assisted Living, 30 Alzheimer’s units awards 2007, Gold Winner—Memory Care, National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Best of 50+ Housing Awards; 2004, Platinum Winner— Large Continuing Care Retirement Community, National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Best of Seniors’ Housing Design Awards; 2003, Project of the Year, Seniors Housing Council, Building Industry of Southern California; 2003, Exhibition/Publication, American Institute of Architects (AIA) Design for Aging Review
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Maravilla* Santa Barbara, California Maravilla is the first large-scale senior housing community to be built in Santa Barbara in more than 30 years. The project was conceived to: create a landmark senior housing community that responds to local seniors’ strong affinity for Santa Barbara’s upscale, relaxed and outdoor lifestyle. The community’s design integrates seamlessly with the region’s classic Spanish colonial vernacular, and at the same time be optimized for senior living. Maravilla is built around an organizing principle that makes it easy and intuitive to navigate. Circulation spaces are galleries and loggias that are oriented to vistas of landscaped outdoor courtyards and indoor common spaces. The Senior Center, Cottages, and Courtyard Apartments were designed by Cearnal Andrulaitis. CLIENT:
Senior Resource Group LLC
STATISTICS: 20 acre site 378,000 sf of building area 155 Independent Living apartments 116 Assisted Living apartments 92 cottages SERVICES: Architecture, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture *Project completed by Jerry McDevitt while at Mithun
Project completed by Jerry McDevitt while at Mithun.
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Cherry Hills Village Englewood, Colorado Cherry Hills Village Senior Living is a proposed campusstyle Independent Living/ Assisted Living, And Memory Care community for the affluent neighborhood of Cherry Hills Village. The property is currently a church parking lot, and the church is very supportive of the intergenerational community through inclusion of senior housing on their property. Entitlements involve obtaining a conditional use permit, since senior housing is not listed in the existing zoning code. The appropriate scale reference to large elegant single family residences, use of high-quality exterior materials with elegant stained wood craftsman detailing, clad wood windows, increased landscaping, and careful visual buffering of the service/back of house functions will be an important consideration for approval. Of special note is the addition of the semi-public community spaces at the pavilion located along the project entry drive. Alliance has committed to encourage nearby residents to come in and participate in community events, parties and seasonal get-togethers in this space, as well as to offer leasing the space for community weddings and other events. CLIENT:
Alliance Residential
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The Sterling of Pasadena Santa Barbara, California
client Sunrise Development size 450,000 sf, 200 independent living apts, 48 assisted living apts, renovation of 18,000 sf Merrit Mansion awards 2009, Exhibition/Publication, American Institute of Architects (AIA) Design for Aging Review
The Sterling of Pasadena* The Sterling explores the potential of a new model for housing, known as “Condos for Life,” in which an elder purchases a condominium and receives supportive services at home according to changing needs over time. Located within an historic neighborhood and two blocks from downtown Pasadena, the site contains a mix of mansions and gardens from the early 1900s along with buildings and mature park-like open spaces created by a private college in the 1960s. A focus on hospitality and wellness is carried throughout the design with amenity-rich spaces such as wellness center, health spa, pool, and a diverse range of dining choices. Targeted for LEED® Silver, the sustainable design strategies have multiple benefits including: increased resident health and satisfaction, decreased operating costs, reduced environmental impact, heightened community support, and compliance with the city’s green building ordinance. CLIENT:
Sunrise Development
STATISTICS:
450,000 sf 200 Independent Living apartments 48 Assisted Living apartments renovation of 18,000 sf Merrit Mansion
SERVICES: Architecture, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture *Project completed by Jerry McDevitt while at Mithun
The Sterling explores the potential of a new model for housing, known a for Life,” in which an elder purchases a condominium and receives suppo services at home according to changing needs over time. Located within historic neighborhood and two blocks from downtown Pasadena, the sit a mix of mansions and gardens from the early 1900s along with building mature park-like open spaces created by a private college in the 1960s. A hospitality and wellness is carried throughout the design with amenity-r such as wellness center, health spa, pool, and a diverse range of dining c Targeted for LEED® Silver, the sustainable design strategies have multiple including: increased resident health and satisfaction, decreased operatin reduced environmental impact, heightened community support, and co Pasadena, California with the city’s green building ordinance.
Sunrise of Studio City
Sunrise Senior Living* A long term collaboration with Sunrise Senior Living resulted in key findings on how best to provide residents with a familiar, comfortable and supportive residential setting. Sunrise has since changed their approach to developments and gained high occupancy rates and comfortable residents. Their West Coast projects now draw on regional vernacular styles appropriate for their infill settings. CLIENT:
Sunrise Senior Living
SERVICES: Architecture, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture
*Project completed by Jerry McDevitt while at Mithun Sunrise of Vancouver
Sunrise of San Mateo
Sunrise of Beverly Hills
2001, Publication/Exhibition, AIA Design for Aging Review, 2001, Best of Home, Medium New Construction, Assisted Living Federation of America
2006, Silver Winner, Assisted Living Facility, National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Best of 50+ Housing Awards
The Allison Inn & Spa Newberg, Oregon The 85 room Allison Inn and Spa are the first components, along with a restaurant and conference center, to be completed in a 450-acre multi-use development in Oregon’s Wine Country. Guest rooms consist of oversize rooms and suites and one ultraluxury two-bedroom suite. The lobby incorporates the exterior’s natural feel with reclaimed limestone floors, slate and a rich combination of Northwest woods. Adjacent to the lobby area and restaurant is the great room, a cozy “living room,” featuring a massive twosided stone fireplace and an adjoining bar. Large shade trees welcome guests to the stately arboretum next to the inn. Guests can also enjoy territorial views of the nearby mountains and meadows, along with an entry drive lined by vineyards. CLIENT:
Springbrook Properties, Inc.
STATISTICS: 154,389 gross sf 85 Guestrooms 15,000 sf Spa Restaurant, Bar and Meeting Facility LEED® Gold Completed in 2009 SERVICES: Architecture, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture, Planning
The Allison Inn & Spa Newberg, Oregon
2014 Smart Meetings - Platinum Choice Award 2014 Travel + Leisure - #92 Top Hotels in US 2014 TripAdvisors Travelers Choice - #5 Luxury Hotel in US & #4 in Top 25 Hotels 2014 Condé Nast Traveler Reader Choice - #2 Resort in Pacific Northwest & #22 Top 25 Hotels in US 2014 U.S. News & World Report - #3 Ten Best Hotels in USA 2014 USA Today - 10 Best Green Hotels across America 2013 TripAdvisor, Travelers’ Choice, #9 Luxury Hotel 2012 Conde Nast Traveler, Readers’ Choice Awards #1 in Oregon & #3 in Pacific Northwest 2012 Travel + Leisure, World’s Best Awards #12 Top Resorts in the Continental U.S. 2012 LA Times, 12 Places to Go in 2012 2012 Conde Nast Traveler, Gold List Reader’s Pick, World’s Best Hotels 2011 Fodor’s 100 Hotel Awards, Casual Chic 2011 TripAdvisor, Readers’ Choice, Top 10 Spa Hotel in the U.S. 2010 Conde Nast Traveler, Hot List, Spa and Hotel
Pierside Kitchen & Packers Oyster Bar Blaine, Washington GGLO re-positioned the dated existing restaurant and bar at Semiahmoo Resort through substantial design renovation of these two spaces. Packers Oyster Bar received new windows and exterior deck space while the interior included a new bar and back bar, new fireplace surround, new entry and service area, new finishes, lighting, and furniture. The result is a fresh new space, that has been a “hit” with patrons since opening. The newly named “Pierside Kitchen” was transformed from a dull dining room into a light and airy restaurant that takes its inspiration from its location on a pier surrounded by water on two sides. The kitchen received finish and equipment improvements; the menu emphasizes fresh, local fare. A private dining room was added with a see-through fireplace into the main dining area beyond. Up-to-date finishes, lighting and furniture create an appealing atmosphere that is unpretentious and authentic. CLIENT:
Resort Semiahmoo LLC
STATISTICS:
6,926 sf of restaurant space 2,043 sf of bar space Completed in 2014
SERVICES:
Architecture, Interior Design
2015 NAIOP NW, Hospitality Development of the Year Finalist
Cedarbrook Lodge SeaTac, Washington Cedarbrook Lodge is a full-service boutique hotel on a lush 18-acre setting. This state-of-the-art facility delivers high-tech programming, while fitting seamlessly into a naturalistic, residentially-scaled setting. A campus-like atmosphere, focused on the restored wetland, creates a stimulating learning environment free from distractions. A warm, casual, and comfortable interior environment encourages discussion and expression of ideas. The program includes guestrooms, meeting facilities, dining room, break out spaces, administrative offices, and service functions. CLIENT:
Washington Mutual
STATISTICS:
17.5 acre site 110 guest rooms Completed in 2001
SERVICES: Architecture, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture, Planning
The Spa at Cedarbrook Lodge SeaTac, Washington Nestled on eleven acres among natural wetlands, Cedarbrook Lodge provides the perfect backdrop for the quintessentially Northwest hideaway that is ‘The Spa at Cedarbrook’. Located less than five minutes from SeaTac International Airport, this is ‘the’ destinationresort Spa south of Seattle. The Spa at Cedarbrook transformed an existing boardroom and overflow storage from Cedarbrook’s copious meeting and conference room spaces into a full-service spa retreat. The Spa’s location lends an air of privacy for guests by offering both internal and external entrances. Conscious of the hotel’s dedication to providing an exceptional guest experience, the 3,800 sf layout includes three massage/facial rooms, one aesthetician room, two couples massage rooms, a two-person soaking tub, a Vichy shower wet treatment room, a manicure/ pedicure room, men’s and women’s locker rooms, a fireside relaxation room, and Pond’s Edge patio and beverage bar. Cedarbrook Lodge’s serene setting and lush grounds are on full display through the relaxation room which was purposefully designed to provide a meditative space. A furnished outdoor patio allows guests to take advantage of seasonal outdoor spa services.
The spa interior makes use of nature-based, raw materials. Slate and bamboo flooring, live-edge maple shelving for retail, real-wood light fixtures, polished boulder vessels in each treatment room and subtle pebble paths that gently lead you through the space echo the scenic wetlands outside of the spa. At its core, the spa rotunda is a handsomely lit gateway that encourages a moment of reflection and marks the transition from daily life to transformational relaxation. In the treatment rooms, guests are surrounded by gentle nods to nature where pattern-matched, 3-dimensional porcelain tiles line the walls and artfully hung cabinets bring a sense of openness to each room. CLIENT:
Cedarbrook Lodge, LLC
STATISTICS:
3,895 gross sf 9 treatment and massage rooms Completed in 2014
SERVICES: Architecture, Interior Design, Landscape Architecture
The Sainte Claire San Jose, California The Sainte Claire renovation breathed new life into a historic hotel located in the heart of San Jose. The hotel is a member of Historic Hotels of America, a program that recognizes hotels that have maintained their historic architecture and ambience. The renovation included new finishes, furnishings, renovated guest rooms and public spaces and technology upgrades. CLIENT:
Larkspur Hotels and Restaurants
STATISTICS:
171 rooms, 10, 000 sf meeting and amenity space, completed in 2007
SERVICES:
Architecture, Interior Design
Senior Living & Sustainable Design
We are a design leader for senior housing.
Design for Aging in Place
GGLO’s experience in AL/IL and continuing care communities, in California and Washington, has provided us with a broad-spectrum understanding of senior housing, and how quality design enhances independence and fosters community. Community gathering places, connections to the outdoors and nature, the desire for safe and secure housing with natural light in a comfortable environment, and connection to the larger surrounding community and services are important aspects of your project, but especially critical to seniors with limited mobility and a continued desire for independent living. Universal design and “aging-in-place” are critical to these vulnerable populations seeking the stability of permanent housing as they grow older.
Senior resident populations often require additional layers of consideration for community space and opportunities for social engagement. Amenity spaces that are tailored for community activities and gathering will enhance the quality of life for senior residents.
By offering integrated services in one firm, our expert knowledge of the senior demographic, leadership in the programming process, and attention to detail are valueadds to your project. We understand how choices in color, lighting, and patterns affect vision, way-finding, and mobility, and how to provide the ‘wow factor’ while being responsive to cost, durability, long term maintenance, and operations.
We approach barrier-free design with a universally accessible goal that is integrated into our design team’s process. Accessibility is not just about meeting the requirements of codes, but instead is about a holistic understanding of community and building that embraces people of all abilities, ages, all situations whether temporary or permanent so they are able to enjoy and use all features of their environment. Adaptability and flexibility allow for the greatest amount of use by the greatest amount of users over the longest period of time. And additionally, by incorporating universally accessible design as part of our integrated design approach, our team will assist in compliance reviews for HUD and other funding sources, and well as typical regulations.
We understand a key component to the success of your project is communication; not only with you but with Kisco’s staff and residents. Understanding their values and goals is critical to design success. GGLO has communication tools and processes that will allow respectful communication between residents and the design team.
Additionally, mobility impaired residents will benefit from many of the same spaces, but often need additional consideration and design amenities to allow for universal design and equal mobility. This is a commitment that our design team holds, and will be critical in complying with many public financing sources.
Full Accessibility/Universal Design
Sustainable Design GGLO actively works to increase the sustainability of urban infill projects - renovations and new construction. We are committed to the advocacy and practice of Sustainable Design across the spectrum of our work, in the environments we design and the operations of our workplace. Our Sustainable Design Group actively educates staff, peers and clients in green building practices to further improve our work with mixed-use developments – from retail and housing – to renovation of historic buildings, hospitality, parks, open spaces and campus environments. Over half of our firm is LEED® Accredited and the majority of our current projects are pursuing sustainable benchmarking systems. GGLO staff is well versed in a variety of sustainable benchmark programs including: Living Building Challenge; LEED® (including LEED BD+C, ID+C, Homes, and ND); Sustainable Sites; and many other national and regional systems We are experienced with all stages of implementing these rating systems and integrating the latest technologies into our designs. GGLO offers multidisciplinary sustainable design services including: • Identification of sustainable goals with Owner, design team, and community stakeholder (new and renovation projects) • Eco-charrette facilitation and Green Development Plan creation • Sustainable Design Guidelines & Low Impact Design • Public Education & Green Operations assistance Space planning and interior design to enhance indoor air quality and energy efficiency • Administration and documentation of sustainable design features for applicable rating system (including LEED Administrator role)
Our designers are not only skilled at integrating sustainability into designs, our architects, landscape architects and interior designers are experienced with leading the certification efforts to maximize efficiency. As LEED Administrators, they guide the owner, contractor, facility managers, stakeholders, and designers through the process. Our projects demonstrate that sustainable communities can be created economically by following a proven process of design. GGLO is sought after for our involvement in EcoDistrict Planning, AIA 2030 Commitment, Environmental Action Plan, Seattle 2030 District, Transit Oriented Communities, Climate Action Plan, and Building Performance Evaluations with an emphasis on multifamily projects since 2006. In 2014, GGLO was recognized with the USGBC Best of Building Award - Residential Design Firm and also obtained LEED Proven Provider™ status for the Building Design and Construction rating system family by the Green Building Certification Institute (GBCI). Organizations that demonstrate and maintain high-quality project submissions through LEED Proven Provider receive significant benefits, such as greater access to a LEED reviewer and recognition from USGBC for their sustained track record of high-quality project submissions.
Resume Jerry McDevitt AIA, NCARB, LEED AP Principal, Director of Senior Living Jerry is a recognized leader in Senior Living and Special Needs Housing, and brings more than 30 years of design and management experience creating Active Adult, and Independent Living and Assisted Living Communities and Dementia Care, as well as Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs) with Skilled Nursing environments. As a principal at GGLO, Jerry works closely with clients in creating vibrant hospitality-inspired and sustainable communities for this rapidly expanding segment of our population in locations throughout Washington, Oregon, California, Utah, and British Columbia. Jerry is well-versed in coordinating integrated teams from early feasibility/entitlement work through final design and construction. Jerry is an active member of AIA/Design for Aging, ULI Senior Housing Council, Leading Age, ALFA and NAHB 55+, and frequently speaks at conferences, promoting research and education with the goal of “raising the bar” for design of Senior Living and urban residential communities. Education • University of Washington, Master of Architecture, 1981 • University of Washington, Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, 1976
Relevant Projects Pacific Regent Phase 2 Concept Bellevue, Washington
Kisco Senior Living Sagewood at Daybreak Salt Lake City, Utah
PRCN Thea Foss Waterway Senior Living Tacoma, Washington
PRCN Spring District Senior Living Concept Bellevue, Washington
The Summit at First Hill * Seattle, Washington
The Village at Northridge * Northridge, California
Maravilla *
Santa Barbara, California
La Vida Real *
San Diego, California
Sunrise Assisted Living *
Multiple Washington, California and British Columbia locations
Registration • Registered Architect: Washington, California, Utah, British Columbia • National Council of Architectural Registration Board • LEED Accredited Professional® BD + C
The Sterling of San Francisco at Van Ness *
Professional Affiliations • American Institute of Architecture • Urban Land Institute, Senior Housing Council • American Institute of Architecture Design for Aging • Leading Age • Assisted Living Federation of America • National Association of Home Builders, NAHB 50+ Housing Council
The Sterling of Pasadena *
Experience • GGLO: 2011 - Present • Mithun: 1993 - 2010 • TRA: 1986 - 193 • Bumgardner Architects: 1983 - 1986
San Francisco, California
The Springs at Pacific Regent * Bellevue, Washington
Pasadena, California
*Work completed while with previous firm(s).
Resume Michael Wishkoski NCARB, LEED® AP BD+C Principal Michael’s comprehensive design background, coupled with his management expertise, has consistently produced projects that are well-designed, on-time, and on-budget. Michael’s leadership has been instrumental in numerous mixed-use, market rate, lowincome, senior, and renovation projects. His ability to listen and communicate effectively with the client, contractor, and consultant team provides consistent coordination from project initiation through construction administration. Education • Washington State University, Bachelor of Science, Architectural Studies, 1982, Cum Laude • Washington State University, Bachelor of Architecture, 1983, Cum Laude Registration • Registered Architect: Washington, Oregon, California • LEED® Accredited Professional BD + C Professional Affiliations • American Institute of Architects • Leading Age Washington
Representative Projects Kisco Senior Living Sagewood at Daybreak Salt Lake City, Utah
PRCN Thea Foss Waterway Senior Living Tacoma, Washington
PRCN Spring District Senior Living Concept Bellevue, Washington
The Patrician, A Merrill Gardens Community, Renovation La Jolla, California
Aegis at Overlake in Bellevue, Senior Living Bellevue, Washington
Aegis at West Seattle, Senior Living Seattle, Washington
Merrill Gardens at Oceanside Oceanside, California
Merrill Gardens at Santa Maria Santa Maria, California
Park Crest, Affordable Senior Living Renovation San Diego, California
Publication • Puget Sound Business Journal, February 14-20, 2003, “Architects design with special needs in mind”
Atria Valley View Rehabilitation, Senior Living
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Atria Tamalpais Creek Rehabilitation, Senior Living
Daily Journal of Commerce, Building Green Feature, March 30, 2006, “Historic preservation can be green”
Experience GGLO: 1986 - Present Paddock & Hollingbery, Inc. P.S. : 1982 - 1986
Walnut Creek, California
Novato, California
Resume Kimberly Frank IIDA LEED AP® Principal, Interior Designer Kimberly joined GGLO over 19 years ago as an interior designer with a passion for collaborative design. Continually cultivating and mentoring new designers, Kimberly strives to instill the approach that the interior environment should be created through a holistic lens that goes beyond the five-senses. She seamlessly integrates the client’s mission and vision with her expert understanding of current and upcoming trends, targeted demographics, and sustainable design to create a unique user-experience distinctive to the project’s story and brand. Kimberly has worked on a full spectrum of building types including affordable and market rate multifamily, hospitality, commercial and retail, senior living, and higher education projects. Though each project is unique, her goal is always ‘design for the human experience’. Education • Art Institute of Seattle, Associates of Applied Arts - Interior Design, 1995 Registration • National Council for Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ) • LEED Accredited Professional® Professional Affiliations • International Interior Design Association (IIDA) Experience • GGLO: 1997 - Present • Interior Design International: 1996 - 1997
Representative Projects Alley 111, High-Rise Apartments Bellevue, Washington
Via6, High-Rise Mixed-Use Seattle, Washington
Kisco Senior Living Sagewood at Daybreak Daybreak, Utah
The Patrician, A Merrill Gardens Community, Renovation La Jolla, California
Aegis at Overlake in Bellevue, Senior Living Bellevue, Washington
Aegis at West Seattle, Senior Living Seattle, Washington
Merrill Gardens at Oceanside Oceanside, California
Merrill Gardens at Santa Maria Santa Maria, California
Emerald Heights Renovation and Addition Redmond, Washington Atria Valley View Rehabilitation, Senior Living Walnut Creek, California
Resume Marieke Lacasse ASLA LEED AP® BD+C Principal, Landscape Architect Marieke is devoted to creating social outdoor spaces that reflect the unique character and interests of the community. Marieke co-leads GGLO’s Landscape Team and has given multiple lectures on the communities she has helped create over her 17 years of practice. She is accustomed to large integrated design teams with heavily involved community participants. The resulting spaces garner awards for their playfulness, highly sustainable features, long-term site stewardship and a promotion of healthy and active living.
Relevant Projects Seattle Civic Square, High-Rise Mixed-Use Seattle, Washington
The Mirador, High-Rise Apartments Bellevue, Washington
Asa Flats + Lofts, High-Rise Apartments Portland, Oregon
Kisco Senior Living Sagewood at Daybreak Daybreak, Utah
PRCN Thea Foss Waterway Senior Living Marieke’s studies abroad have given her an appreciation of history and culture, as well as bold contemporary designs and avant-garde concepts. She is active in her neighborhood and the community-at-large, with involvement in past and present efforts related to parks, P-Patches, and gardens. Marieke is a strong supporter of environmental and sustainability causes, affordable housing and social equity. She sits on the Washington Chapter of ASLA’s Executive Committee and volunteers for USGBC’s Special Sets Working Group.
Tacoma, Washington
Education • University of Montréal, Montréal, Québec, Baccalaureate in Landscape Architecture, 1997 • Cheltenham and Gloucester College, England, Study abroad program, Landscape Architecture, 1996
Atria Valley View Rehabilitation, Senior Living Walnut Creek, California
Registrations • Professional Landscape Architect in WA & CA • Professional Landscape Architect in Quebec, Canada • LEED® Accredited Professional BD + Professional Affiliations • US Green Building Council, USGBC • American Society of Landscape Architects, ASLA Experience • GGLO: 2001 - Present • Aedifica: 1998 - 2001 • Design Daccord: 1994 - 1995
PRCN Spring District Senior Living Concept Bellevue, Washington
Aegis at Overlake in Bellevue, Senior Living Bellevue, Washington
Aegis at West Seattle, Senior Living Seattle, Washington
Atria Tamalpais Creek Rehabilitation, Senior Living Novato, California
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