Love is Listening: Dementia without Loneliness
The Memory Bridge Foundation announces Love is Listening… Dementia without Loneliness, a remarkable sequel to There is a Bridge. This...
Hack’s Arch Saved
In my April blog I described Hack’s arch, threatened by construction of a new interstate. I am delighted to report we successfully saved...
EVOLUTION IN SENIOR HOUSING
For the growing collection of planners, architects, urban designers, and health professionals interested in better supporting...
Hack’s Arch
Merrill Hacker, “Hack”, was visited near the end of his days by cultural anthropologist Phi Stafford from Indiana University. He was a...
A been awhile blog
I haven’t blogged in awhile. This year has been hectic, hard to find time to reflect – with new knees, family illness, etc. Nothing...
Preserving People – Preserving Place
I believe there is a natural fit between the movement to create age and ability-friendly communities and historic preservation. This may...
Memory and Place as Shared Experience
As I approach 65 years on this planet, May 24, 2014, I find my dreams increasingly populated by people from my past. I’m happy to say...
Memory and Place as Shared Experience
As I approach 65 years on this planet, May 24, 2014, I find my dreams increasingly populated by people from my past. I’m happy to say...
Risk vs. Challenge
3 I heard a fascinating presentation by Lamine Madjoubi (Bristol University UK) at the International Making Cities Livable Conference in...
Home is a Verb: Designing around the lifeworld of elders
My latest blog is found at the newsletter of the American Architectural Foundation: http://www.archfoundation.org/ If you live near...