Eldercare Design and Construction Newsletter 
 Bernstein & Assoc., Architects
 

March 2007

In This Issue

Featured Articles:

1. "Dining in Style", © John Andrews, McKnight's Assisted Living, 12/05 - Featuring an Interview with William Bernstein, AIA, the principal of Bernstein & Assoc., Architects"

2. "Hospital and Nursing Home Construction Remain Strong", © Jim Haughey, Building Design and Construction, 9/1/06

3. "Creative Housing Ideas for an Aging Population", (c) Elizabeth Abbott, NY Times, 11/26/06


About Bernstein & Associates, Architects:

Founded in 1990, *Bernstein & Assoc., Architects - PLLC* is an award-winning architectural firm specializing in : health care, elder care, dental, laboratories, offices, educational, and infrastructure work.  (www.bernarch.com)


About Empire Projects, Inc.:

Founded in 2003,  *Empire Projects, Inc.*  provides "Owner's Rep" services to facility owners, including management of the design and construction process to maintain quality standards, and assure conformance to budget and schedule.   (www.EmpireProjects.com )


Featured Articles:

 

"Dining in Style", © John Andrews, McKnight's Assisted Living, 12/05 - Featuring an Interview with William Bernstein, AIA, the principal of Bernstein & Assoc., Architects"
 

"The dining room is no longer just a place for eating.  In the assisted living sector, it has typically become a multi-purpose community room for residents to gather for meeting, recreation and relaxation.  It is often a main attraction when showing off the facility to prospective clients..."


For full text of the article, go to: http://bernarch.com/Articles-3-07-McKnights-DiningInStyle.htm

 

"Hospital and Nursing Home Construction Remain Strong", © Jim Haughey, Building Design and Construction, 9/1/06

 

"Healthcare construction spending will continue the steady, double-digit growth it's experienced since early 2003. Spending is forecast to rise 14% this year and 13% in 2007. However, trends for the three healthcare sectors—hospitals, medical office buildings, and nursing homes—are distinctly different..."

 

For full text of the article, go to: http://bernarch.com/Articles-3-07-BuidingDesignConstr-NursingHomeConstructionStrong.htm

 

Creative Housing Ideas for an Aging Population, (c) Elizabeth Abbott, NY Times, 11/26/06
 

"Before moving into her new apartment at a housing development for elderly Asian-Americans here, Wai-Chun Chiu lived alone in an apartment building where everyone spoke English and no one spoke Chinese.  Mrs. Chiu, 88, said she felt lonely there, even though it, too, was senior housing. Her limited English made it hard for her to make friends.  But the Chinese Christian Church of Rhode Island saw the isolation of Mrs. Chiu and others like her in the congregation.  An evangelical congregation based in Pawtucket, the church raised $1.8 million two years ago to buy and convert a small jewelry factory into 17 one-bedroom units..."

 

For full text of the article, go to: http://bernarch.com/Articles-3-07-NYTimes-CreativeHousing.htm

 

 


Bernstein & Assoc., Architects – PLLC
59 West 19th Street - 6A, New York, NY 10011
Ph : 212-463-8200 / Fx : 212-463-9898 /
info@bernarch.com
 


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