| 1:00 p.m. — 5:00 p.m. |
W01: Person-Environment Fit—Designs for Optimal Aging |
| 7:00 a.m. — 8:00 a.m. |
Registration |
| 9:00 a.m. — 12:00 p.m. |
T01: Serenades by Sonata—Memory Care Assisted Living |
| W02: Fun House or Mad House? |
| W03: Senior Housing Development Boot Camp |
| W04: New Models for Independent Senior's Housing |
| 3:00 p.m. — 4:00 p.m. |
W05: Third Annual AIA/SAGE Student Design Competition |
| 4:15 p.m. — 5:30 p.m. |
K01: Toward a Radical Reinterpretation of Aging and the Built Environment
Opening Keynote Speaker—William H. Thomas, MD |
| 5:30 p.m. — 6:00 p.m. |
DESIGN/Environments for Aging Citation of Merit Presentations |
| 6:00 p.m. — 6:30 p.m. |
Book Signing with William H. Thomas |
| 6:00 p.m. — 8:00 p.m. |
Welcome Reception in the Exhibit Hall |
Track: Codes, Standards and Other Considerations - NEW
E01 Exploring Basic Research in Universal Design—A Tour of What’s Happening in Japan |
Track: Successful Remodeling and Repositioning
E02 A Review of 2010—2011 Long Term Living's Remodel-Renovation Competition |
Track: Expanded Environments for Aging
E03 Lessons From Theme Parks—Influencing the Design of Senior Communities |
Track: Aging-in-Place
E04 Surplus Safety—When Safety Does Harm |
Track: Case Studies Leading Change
E05 How You Gonna Keep 'Em Down on the Farm? A Rural Age-In-Place Community for Developmentally Disabled Adults and Their Caregivers |
Track: Future-Focused Models
E06 Concept to Construction—Designing an International Standard SNF in China |
Track: Roundtable Discussion
R01 Small Projects, Big Impact on Culture Change |
Track: Codes, Standards and Other Considerations
E07 Regulatory Change and Culture Change—Working Together |
Track: Successful Remodeling and Repositioning
E08 Medical Miracles—Converting Medical Models of Care Into Modern Miracles |
Track: Expanded Environments for Aging
E09 Outdoor Spaces—Effective Design for Older Adults |
Track: Aging-in-Place
E10 Planning, Designing and Managing Cooperatives for Senior Living |
Track: Case Studies Leading Change
E11 Living in the Garden Cottage—What Have We Learned? |
Track: Future-Focused Models
E12 The Challenge of Offering Choice—How to Meet the Design Desires of the New Senior Market |
Track: Roundtable Discussion
R02 Privacy As a Lived Experience—Variations in the Ways Patients Make Meaning of Privacy |
Track: Codes, Standards and Other Considerations
E13 Changing the Code in Resident Care Bathroom Accessibility |
Track: Successful Remodeling and Repositioning
E14 Design and Repositioning CCRCs for Social Curiosity, Vitality and Preciousness of Time |
Track: Expanded Environments for Aging
E15 Repositioning Wellness and Rehabilitation—A Case Study |
Track: Aging-in-Place
E16 Aging-in-Place at Home and Environmental Support of Physical Activity |
Track: Case Studies Leading Change
E17 Designing Refuge—Creating Environments for Pallative Care |
Track: Future-Focused Models
E18 Managing Behaviors in Dementia—Environment and Programs United |
Track: Roundtable Discussion
R03 Methods to Reduce Risks for Patient Falls and Staff Injuries |
Track: Codes, Standards and Other Considerations
E19 Creating Aging-Friendly Green Communities |
Track: Successful Remodeling and Repositioning
E20 Highways or Hallways—Extreme Makeovers of Senior Living Corridors |
Track: Expanded Environments for Aging - NEW
E21 Collaborations and Considerations in the Development of Healing Environments |
Track: Aging-in-Place
E22 The Co-Housing Model—Design for Affordability and Healthy Aging |
Track: Case Studies Leading Change
E23 Relational Design—The Household Connection |
Track: Future-Focused Models
E24 Engage Residents, Cut Costs and Boost Marketability—The Business Case for Going Green |
Track: Roundtable Discussion
R04 New Models for Independent Senior's Housing |
| 4:30 p.m. — 5:30 p.m. |
K02: Panel Discussion
Culture Change: Where Have We Been and Where Are We Going? —The Experts Speak Out! |
| 6:00 p.m. — 8:00 p.m. |
Networking Event |
Track: Innovative Housing Models
E25 Community Integration and New Urbanism in the Senior Housing Community |
Track: Successful Remodeling and Repositioning
E26 Low Impact Conversions—Renovations That Expand Services to Increase Occupancy Rates |
Track: Expanded Environments for Aging
E27 Let's Do It Outside—A SAGE Panel Discussion on the Benefits of Going "Au Naturel" |
Track: Aging in Place
E28 Design Intervention—Moving Beyond Age for Better Design |
Track: Case Studies Leading Change
E29 44 Facilities, 1,553 Beds, 3 Years—A Case Study from Nova Scotia |
Track: Future-Focused Technologies
E30 Integrating Technology and Memory Care Design and Programming |
Track: Roundtable Discussion
R05 Speaking Intergenerationally—Restorative Design and Lifespan Engagement |
| 9:30 a.m. — 11:15 a.m. |
Break in Exhibit Hall |
Track: Innovative Housing Models
E31 Accessory Dwelling Units as Affordable Housing for Seniors |
Track: Successful Remodeling and Repositioning
E32 Town Center or Ghost Town—Designing Successful Social Spaces |
Track: Expanded Environments for Aging
E33 The Heart Healthy Garden |
Track: Aging in Place
E34 Home for the Next 50 Years |
Track: Case Studies Leading Change
E35 From Data To Design—Shaping Long-Term Care From Benchmarks to Lessons Learned |
Track: Future-Focused Technologies
E36 From the Fun House to the Smart House—Integrating Adaptive and Smart House Technologies Into Your Community |
Track: Roundtable Discussion
R06 Perpetual Planning—A Tool to Insure a Community's Future |
| 12:30 p.m. — 2:00 p.m. |
K03: Closing Keynote Speaker—Rosemarie Rossetti
Observations From Building and Living at the Universal Design Living Laboratory—National Demonstration Home |
