Senior Living Design (Part Two)

About this Episode Welcome back to the second installment of our podcast series centered around the evolving design in senior living. In part one of our discussions, we explored the shifts in design philosophy and innovative approaches that are reshaping senior living communities. Today, we're excited to dive into the tangible manifestations of these changes – the designs that are coming to life. Host Tim Mallad, discusses an array of design components with designer Bridget Bohacz, drawing wisdom from the recent updates at Presbyterian Village North they explore the lessons learned that have been skillfully translated into the design of The Outlook at Windhaven and the future design of Bella Vida at La Cantera (BVALC). Special attention is paid to the overarching theme guiding BVALC’s design journey and the backdrop of a senior living landscape undergoing a continual metamorphosis. The spotlight is shared across all Forefront Living communities with glimpses of what's on the horizon for the future. This episode is your ticket to an exclusive tour through the visual evolution that's shaping the very essence of senior living. About Bridget Bohacz Bridget Bohacz received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Michigan State University in the early eighties. With a strong interest in history and classical architecture, Bridget began her career in senior living interior design working for Oxford Retirement Services, Inc. In 1989, Bridget founded Bridget Bohacz & Associates, Inc., (BBA). The company specializes in senior living interiors to create interesting and fresh housing options for seniors across the country. For the past 25 years, they have worked to curate senior living communities that are reflective of the architectural styles and design preferences found in each region, community or neighborhood. Every BBA community is filled with local flavor - art, historical artifacts, photography and hand-crafted art objects that are made by local and regional artisans.