Our senior living design experts combine their passion for people and design to create engaging spaces that promote independence, experience, and wellness.
Clients across the country partner with Meyer for new construction, renovation, asset re-positioning, and adaptive reuse projects. We work with a diverse clientele across the continuum of senior living including independent living, assisted living, personal care, memory care and skilled nursing.
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Our award-winning senior living architecture and interior design work reimagines the concept of aging, crafting spaces that promote independence, comfort, and a vibrant sense of community.
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Dan King, AIA, NCARB
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Shannon Remaley, NCIDQ, EDAC, IIDA, WELL AP, LEED Green Associate
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Mark Kuberski, RA, NCARB, WELL AP
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Articles & Insights
Environments For Aging (EFA) magazine recently unveiled the winners of its 14th annual Remodel/Renovation Competition. Out of 27 submissions under the Single Space category, The Shenandoah Memory Care Community at The Virginian was selected as the Gold Winner. As part of a multi-year renovation effort at The Virginian, this long-term care environment utilizes modern technologies […]
In the July issue of Senior Housing Business, Principal Dan King, AIA, NCARB, published a well-received article on flexibility and the need for developers to rethink strategies to manage larger economic headwinds. Excerpt: “With today’s soaring construction costs, rising inflation and endless supply chain disruptions, developers are more mindful than ever before about project design, […]
Meyer Receives Honorable Mention at Interior Design Awards Gala It was a successful night for Meyer at the Interior Design Awards Gala – hosted by the Pennsylvania East – American Society of Interior Designers. Arbor Terrace Exton received an Honorable Mention in the Commercial Senior Living Facility category. Rite Aid’s Remote First Headquarters won First […]