AIA honors innovative design for older adult living

The Design for Aging Review Award recognizes architects who demonstrate innovative design solutions to improve the quality of life for older adults within specific project constraints.  AIA Design for Aging Knowledge Community is honoring five projects with the Design for Aging Review Award 2023.

WASHINGTON – December 19, 2023 – The American Institute of Architects (AIA) Design for Aging Knowledge Community is honoring five projects with the Design for Aging Review Award 2023. 

The Design for Aging Review Award recognizes architects who demonstrate innovative design solutions to improve the quality of life for older adults within specific project constraints.  The 5-person jury selected winning projects that demonstrate innovative solutions that improve the quality of life for older adults within specific project constraints.

2023 Design for Aging Review Award recipients: 

Aegis Living Lake Union, Seattle | Ankrom Moisan Architects

Cooperwood Senior Living, Flowood, Mississippi | Duvall Decker

Gramercy Senior Housing, Los Angeles | Kevin Daly Architects

Rose Villa Senior Living Phase 3, Portland, Oregon | Scott Edwards Architecture, Gawron Turgeon Architects

Stonewall House, Brooklyn, New York | Marvel Architects, Landscape Architects, Urban Designers, PLLC

Learn more about the Design for Aging Review award program.

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