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Table of Contents
pfb senior living
1.
QUALIFICATIONS
Fairhaven Christian
Retirement Center
Rockford, IL
Renotta Healthcare
Systems, Inc.
Wray, CO
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MASTER PLAN PROJECTS
Dayspring Nursing and
Rehabilitation Center
Springfield, OH
Jennings Place Assisted Living
Cleveland, OH
3.
SENIOR LIVING PROJECTS
4.
PFB LEADERSHIP
The Arboretum of Winnie
Winnie, TX
Misericordia of Chicago
Chicago, IL
Ivy Woods Health and
Rehabilitation Center
Cincinnati, OH
Hillebrand Nursing and
Rehabilitation Center
Cincinnati, OH
Covenant Retirement
Communities
Northbrook, IL/Batavia, IL
Fairlawn Haven
Archbold, OH
American Lutheran
Nursing Home
Menomonie, WI
Boscobel Nursing Home
Boscobel, WI
The Broadmoor
Ft. Pierce, FL
Newcrest Manor
Boyington Beach, FL
Adams County Nursing Home
West Union, OH
Golden Tower
Covington, KY
Renaissance West
Cincinnati, OH
Autumn VIllage
Menomonie, WI
Sunset House
Toledo, OH
Lutheran Homes of Michigan
Monroe, MI
Liberty Healthcare:
Centerville, OH
Portsmouth, OH
Englewood, OH
Beavercreek, OH
Livonia Nursing Care Center
Livonia, MI
Forest Hills Care Center
Cincinnati, OH
Henderson Healthcare
Henderson, NE
Mountaincrest Nursing Home
Cincinnati, OH
River Hills
Keokuk, IA
Frasier Meadows Manor
Boulder, CO
Senior Living & Memory Care
Mt. Pleasant, WI
PERSONAL TOUCHES
Presbyterian Village of Redford
Redford, MI
Swiss Village
Berne, IN
ACTIVE LIFESTYLES
Sacred Heart Village
Louisville, KY
McKeen Towers
West Palm Beach, FL
OUTDOOR ROOMS
Chestnut Square at the Glen
Glenview, IL
Newcrest Manor
Boyington Beach, FL
INTERIOR DESTINATIONS
The Oaks Residential and
Rehabilitation Center
Gainesville, FL
Buckingham South
Savannah, GA
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
QUALIFICATIONS
PFB Architects Overview
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A multi-disciplinary architectural firm which includes architecture,
interior design, and master planning, with strong regional engineering partners
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Benefits of specialized senior care architects with small-firm responsiveness
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Cincinnati and Chicago offices to better serve our
regional clients
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Known for our commitment to clients
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80% repeat clients
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Long history with several clients
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Committed to the humanistic design of therapeutic
environments
PFB has designed over $200 million in planned senior housing, assisted living, and skilled care over
the past ten years.
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Proven track record of delivering complex
healthcare projects within established
budgets and schedules
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Experienced with complex projects, from
Academic Medical Centers to Senior Living
Campus Replacements
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Actively practice Evidence-Based Design –
Pebble Projects
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Performs Post Occupancy Evaluation on
every project
2007 Design for Senior Environments Award
Covenant Village of
Northbrook
New Town Center
SAGE-Design Award Winner
Published April 2007
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
PFB holds unique talents that enable a
great number of working models and
client relationships.
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Stand alone architectural design and documentation, master and feasibility planning, design
build relationships
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Existing facility improvement and renovation, building additions, full campus design
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Bond Accessibility, Market Analysis, Demographics,
Financial Analysis
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Programming, Feasibility and Phasing
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Program Management, Construction
Management, Costing, Pre-Construction Services
PFB considers Senior Design one of its specialties and key market sectors and takes pride in
our familiarity with Continuing Care Retirement Communities trends and community goals.
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Today’s CCRCs provide a broad range of resources, services, and programs to enhance individual
and community wellness.
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Communities are designed to foster independence and maintaining a consistent level of activity.
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There are key lifestyle choices that the “New Senior” possesses
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More youthful, active, educated
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Want more value for their dollar
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Want more choices in their daily lifestyle
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More focused on health, wellness, fitness
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Want more extensive entertainment, options, activities, and programs on and off site
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Look for opportunities for continuing education
and personal growth
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Want high speed access to technology/the internet
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Want opportunities to continue to serve in society
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
PFB identifies and anticipates the
identifiable trends in senior housing.
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Resident units will be larger – the units will
accommodate family members in a comfortable
setting, the trend will continue toward multiple
room accommodations.
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Family oriented facilities – areas will be developed
within the communities to accommodate more friends,
families, and group activities than ever before.
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Market competition will drive facility upgrades – clear entry and circulation, outreach and wellness
programs, quality of environment, and movement of services to residents will all become program
drivers of new communities.
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Information technology systems – will allow registration, security, reception, care delivery, and
resident monitoring to be more efficient, resident friendly and safer.
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Aging in place options – will become more prevalent as independent living mimics more and
more assisted living features, sometimes even hospice.
PFB prides itself on consistent execution of essential elements to successful projects.
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Scope Management – The more information associated
with and definition given to a project in its earliest
stages will ensure a successful consistent outcome.
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Schedule Management – Detailed project schedules
are essential to communicate to the team and the
owner the design sequence and ensure milestone
decisions are made in a timely fashion.
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Budget Management – Constant budget monitoring is
necessary; the proper development of an early budget,
the testing of design concepts, and making budget
minded decisions are key to keep things on track.
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Engage in a Proactive Value Engineering Process – Envision solutions before there is a problem,
utilize a detailed system by system approach to achieve the best value.
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Inform The Owner – Every step of the way, more communication is better, two-way
communication is a necessity, and no decisions are made in a vacuum.
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
PFB will successfully steer your project
through the myriad of necessary
approvals.
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Planned Unit Development (PUD) and Zoning Approvals
Exterior Signage Permits
EPA – Notice of Intent, Pollution Control Permit
Wetlands Delineation and Endangered Species Investigation
Storm Water Management Permit
DOT-Road Permitting
Sewer Connection Permit
Soil Erosion and Sediment Control Plan Review
Life Care Permit
Certificate of Need
City County Civil Engineering Sign Off
Fire Safety Sign Off
Kitchen Permit, Food Service Permit / Licensing
Asbestos Abatement and Demolition Permits
ADA Accessibility Sign Off
Footing and Foundation Release
Building Permit
Occupancy Permit
PFB prides itself on successful construction administration and has identified key activities to a
successful construction phase on every project.
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A reputable contractor familiar with the building type being
involved early in the process contracted for preconstruction
services is critical to budget maintenance.
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A teaming approach to construction is necessary rather
than the traditional adversarial one. This is key for a
project that will be on schedule and on budget.
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Weekly owner, architect, contractor meetings need to happen
during the start up and through key phases of the project.
These can sometimes be “virtual meetings” or conference calls
but must take place on a weekly basis.
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Field Reports must be filed by the architect on a monthly basis
and correlate with construction draw applications.
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
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Continued communication with the marketing and sales team of the
residential units is essential to make any resident upgrades that are
requested.
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The development of community “standards and guidelines” will aid in
marketing sales and the development of future phases of the project.
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Recognize that Value Engineering is an ongoing process - materials,
vendors, and subcontractors change throughout the construction
process.
PFB has strategic relationships and partners with many engineers and contractors and also
has successful collaboration nationally.
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Engineers – Herndon Engineering, Dynamix Engineering, Halpe Engineering, KLH Engineering,
Thermaltech Engineering, Wolfert Engineering, Steven Schaefer Engineering, T&M Associates,
Affiliated Engineers, Graef, Anhaldt Schlomer, Eriksson, Alta, Metro Design, KJWW, Ring
DuChateau, Irv Lieberman, Primera, Mel Cohen, SSOE, Peter Basso Associates, Grumman
Butkius, Gehwalt, JEK Associates.
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Contractors- Turner, Messer, Beischel, Cousins, Oswald, Cintech, Bergland, Leopardo, Peak,
Graycore, Barton Malow, Pepper, Walsh, Weis, Boldt, Hyland Nolan, Gilbane, Ragnar Benson
Skanska, Krahl, Skender, CG Schmidt, Michuda, Centex.
Why Select PFB?
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We work collaboratively from start to finish including the owner, all engineers and the
contractor in every step of the process.
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We have a unique skill set for cutting-edge senior communities and have a focus on master
planning and feasibility.
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We work to create the specific campus design image the owner envisions, not one off
the shelf.
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We have a proven track record of delivering complex
projects within established schedules and budgets,
and have many success stories to prove it.
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We strive to create innovative, design-driven senior
communities that can provide the best and most
marketable senior living experience available.
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
AFFORDABLE HOUSING
HUD / FHA / GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIZED
Golden Tower / Covington, KY
St. Catherine’s Senior Residence
/ East Chicago, IL
St. Joseph’s Senior Residence /
Fort Wayne, IN
St. Mary’s Senior Residence /
Gary, IN
Twin Bridges Retirement Center
/ Twin Bridges, MT
Eighth Street Lofts /
Cincinnati, OH
Glazer Enterprises Low Income
Apartment Complexes /
Cincinnati, OH
Park Eden / Cincinnati, OH
Rudd Housing Phase I & II /
Anchorage, AK
Self Reliance /
Temple Terrace, FL
Seward Square /
Minneapolis, MN
Sucson Jewish Senior Housing /
Tuscon, AZ
Twin Bridges Senior Housing /
Twin Bridges, MT
University of Cincinnati Maried
Student Apartments /
Cincinnati, OH
Colonial Village Apartments /
Cincinnati, OH
General Health, Inc. Retirement
Center / Baton Rouge, LO
Parmly Retirement Village
Master Plan / Chisago, MN
Olds Hall / St. Augustine, FL
Riverarch Retirement Village /
St. Augustine, FL
Rosa Coplon Alzheimer Unit /
Buffalo, NY
St. John’s Welfare Federation /
St. Augustine, FL
Ataxia Foundation Housing /
Minneapolis & St. Paul, MN
White Mountain Apache
Nursing Home / White-River, AZ
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
COVENANT VILLAGE OF NORTHBROOK
TOWNCENTER
Northbrook, IL
Construction Cost:
$28,500,000
Size:
135,000 SF
The new town center is the backbone of the existing
Covenant Retirement Community and provides all the
facilities for an active retired lifestyle. The Coffee Shop,
Marketplace / Bistro, and restaurant-quality Dining Room
are available for resident and visitor use. The Spa, Wellness
Center, and Fitness Center support the residents’ healthy
and active lifestyles. Multiple and adaptable gathering areas
can support large and small events, ranging from intimate
meetings to classrooms to banquets. The upper floors
house large one and two bedroom ADA adaptable dwelling
units as large as 1700 SF. The town center promotes
engaging social spaces, community interaction, and a
sense of home.
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
COVENANT VILLAGE OF NORTHBROOK
TOWNCENTER
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Because of the restrictive site, creative design was necessary
in the planning of the new structure. It was important to utilize
the space in the most efficient manner. To discretely disguise
the storm water detention, required fire lanes, and turn-around,
the design team pushed the envelope to incorporate these
obstacles into a dynamic landscaped garden. By placing the
storm trap underground, the design team was able to utilized
multiple color-stamped asphalt, landscaping, and site
features, to not only disguise the fire lane turn-around, but also
create an enjoyable garden vista for the entire campus.
Because Northbrook is located in the Midwest, inclement
weather is always a concern for CVON members safely
reaching their destinations, when traveling outside. A unique
covered walkway, connecting to other parts of the campus,
has been designed through the use of arbors, meandering
pathways, intermittent resting spots, and transparent walls to
allow enjoyment of the many vistas typical to the region.
REFLECTING USER LIFESTLYE
The project is designed to meet the “baby boomer” generation life style. The seniors of today are more
active and look to be more involved in daily activities. Designed around a “coffee house” setting, this
hospitality feel just is one of the amenities the project offers. The project also boasts an integral wellness
center with a lush, pool and spa area, complete with a full service workout facility to meet the physical
needs of the residents. In addition to the game room and library that assist with the social and
psychological needs of the residents, meeting rooms for club functions and educational presentations
are also available. Innovative servery and dining options are offered within the broad food service menu
and expanded hours of service.
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
COVENANT VILLAGE OF NORTHBROOK
BUILDING A-INDEPENDENT LIVING RESIDENCES
Northbrook, IL
Construction Cost:
$22,000,000
Size:
121,000 SF
Covenant Village of Northbrook is a CCRC located in the northern
suburbs of Chicago. This new independent living resident
building is a 3-story building with parking garage at underground
level, containing 56 high end units with a variety of 1, 2 & 3
bedroom units from first floor thru third floor. The building was
designed for accessibility and flexibility for independent users of
all types.
Comfort and hospitality are incorporated into the design of both
the living units and the communal spaces. The multi-functional
community room serves as a node for activity for the building –
users can have coffee with friends, take the grandchildren down
the accessible deck to feed the swans at the ornamental swan
pond, or wait for a caravan to town.
This exterior façade relates to the newly constructed town center
which is a composite of brick and stucco with varying roof levels.
Enclosed walkways connect the entire campus and the highly
utilized town center, where residents get meals and recreation.
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
Size:
119,000 SF
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
DEVELOPMENT PROPERTY
CCRC CAMPUS MASTER PLAN
Palm Beach Gardens, FL
Scope:
350 Independent Units
100 Skilled Units
700,000 SF
Size:
Main Entry
Town Center from Water Feature
This design is a single, contiguous building with a curved main
spine connecting a series of splayed wings in a pattern that
will maximize the views to the water. The concept of a single
large building will require a sensitive approach to the exterior
architecture to avoid making this building appear as a large,
institutional structure. The greatest advantage to this design
is the short distance from the units to the centrally-located
Town Center. The single building allows for the planning of
fewer elevators and the potential for residents to visit friends on
the same floor without an elevator trip. A large building does
pose concerns for wayfinding and disorientation of the geriatric
resident, with long corridors and multiple similar wings. It will
be important to color-code the wings and create varied design
images to avoid confusion. Regular access to windows in the
corridor will also help residents to orient themselves.
The parking on this scheme will be located on the perimeter of
the site, which will require longer distances from the car to the
resident’s unit. Based upon the size of the site and the number
of cars to be parked, at the conclusion of the second phase
a parking deck may be the best option. This scheme allows
for the creation of a variety of exterior amenities, including a
promenade walk around the lake, courtyard gardens, and lawn
areas for games and picnicking.
Campus, Bird’s Eye View
Entry to Skilled Living
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pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
DEVELOPMENT PROPERTY
CCRC CAMPUS MASTER PLAN
Palm Beach Gardens, FL
350 Independent Units
100 Skilled Units
700,000 SF
Scope:
Size:
This design is based upon a series of 4-story buildings scaled
to create a residential feel rather than an institutional image,
with the opportunity to develop a neighborhood concept for the
residents. Each building will include a commons room or other
amenity like a café to develop a destination for the complex,
as pathways and destinations throughout the site are important
features to get the residents out walking and interacting with
their neighbors. This design also has the opportunity to develop
an image of a resort community, which would be a sales feature.
The wayfinding for the residents would be simplified with the
development of individual buildings.
Main Entry
The development of parking at grade below the buildings will
create a higher initial cost but will improve resident satisfaction
due to close proximity of the units to the parking spaces. The
placement of parking below the building also leaves a larger
percentage of the property available for site amenities such as a
promenade walk around the lake, courtyard gardens, and lawn
areas. This design allows for improved views of the pond and
landscaping from each resident unit. The sprawling nature of
this design does increase the travel distance from the most
remote unit to the town center by approximately 10% but all
buildings are connected by an enclosed walkway at grade.
Grand Plaza
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pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
INDEPENDENT LIVING RESIDENCES
Rockford, IL
Size:
94,000 SF
This campus is a Continuing Care Retirement Community
located on the northeast side of Rockford. The facility’s first
structure was building in 1967 and operates under a “sheltered
care” license. The independent living apartment building is one
of the next steps as part of the master site development plan.
This new independent living resident building is a 3-story
building with parking garage at underground level, containing
55 units with a variety of one and two bedroom units. The
building is designed for accessibility and flexibility for
independent users of all types.
The multi-purpose gathering room functions both as an activity
and dining space. Meals are brought in from the campus’s
main kitchen and are served at the adjacent bultler’s pantry/
kitchen. The gathering room must
be divisible into two rooms for use
by smaller groups when not in use
for dining.
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
FOREST HILLS CARE CENTER
Cincinnati, OH
Construction Cost:
$7,500,000
Size:
65,000 SF
This project is a new 87 bed skilled care nursing facility. The
resident rooms, a mix of private and semi-private, are
grouped around 3 nurse stations each supported by the
required staff ancillary spaces. Each wing of rooms also
contains a resident lounge space. A central support core
contains the main lobby, ice cream shop, gift shop, beauty
salon, dining and activity spaces and administrative spaces.
A basement level contains kitchen, laundry, physical therapy
and mechanical support spaces. Two landscaped, secure
courtyards are provided for resident use.
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
CHESTNUT SQUARE AT THE GLEN
Glenview, IL
Construction Cost:
$26,000,000
Size:
267,130 SF
This three-story structure of strong Arts and Crafts influence
is located in the heart of a 100-acre masterplanned
community called The Glen. The interior design provides
full services, which includes the selection of interior
finishes, furniture, specifications, and project management.
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
Construction Cost:
$15,000,000
Size:
80,000 SF
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
COTTAGE VIEW TERRACE
Chicago, IL
Construction Cost:
$14,600,000
Size:
89,000 SF
This subsidized housing project is located at 48th and
Cottage Grove. The 7-story building supports 97 dwelling
units, first floor offices, community spaces and social
services. This project was partially funded by HUD and
targeted senior citizens as residents.
ONE BEDROOM UNIT
TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
Construction Cost:
$7,500,000
Size:
19,500 SF
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
Construction Cost:
$1,400,000
Size:
13,000 SF
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
LIBERTY NURSING CENTER OF BEAVERCREEK
Centerville, Ohio
Construction Cost:
$7,000,000
Size:
57,500 sf
This project is a new 90 bed skilled care nursing facility. The
90 beds, a mix of private and semi-private, are grouped
about 2 nurse stations each supported by the required staff
ancillary spaces. Each wing of rooms also contain a
resident lounge space and dining area. The resident wings
are organized about a central support core which contain
the main lobby, beauty salon, dining spaces, activity
spaces, kitchen, laundry, physical therapy, administrative
spaces and mechanical support spaces. One landscaped,
secured courtyard is provided for resident use.
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
LIBERTY NURSING CENTER OF COLERAIN
Colerain, Ohio
Construction Cost:
$7,000,000
Size:
57,500 sf
This project is a new 100 bed skilled care nursing facility.
The 100 beds, a mix of private and semi-private, are
grouped about 2 nurse stations each supported by the
required staff ancillary spaces. Each wing of rooms also
contain a resident lounge space and dining area. The
resident wings are organized about a central support core
which contain the main lobby, beauty salon, dining spaces,
activity spaces, kitchen, laundry, physical therapy,
administrative spaces and mechanical support spaces. One
landscaped, secured courtyard is provided for resident use.
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
LIBERTY NURSING CENTER OF CENTERVILLE
Centerville, OH
Construction Cost:
$1,450,000
Size:
13,100 SF
This project involves the addition of a 25 private room wing
on to an existing nursing center. Each bedroom contains a
built-in wardrobe/desk unit and a private bath with shower.
The addition also contains a nurse station, resident dining,
activity and lounge spaces, soiled utility, clean
utility/nourishment room and various mechanical support
spaces. The configuration for the new wing along with the
existing building creates a new courtyard space which will
contain landscaping, sidewalks and benches.
EXISTING FACILITY
25 BED ADDITION
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
LIBERTY NURSING CENTER OF PORTSMOUTH
Portsmouth, OH
Size:
7,000 SF
This project is a renovation of an office wing of an existing
nursing center into 15 private resident rooms. Each
bedroom contains a built-in wardrobe/desk unit and a
private bath with shower. Also included in the renovation is
a nurse station, med prep/charting room, soiled utility, clean
utility/nourishment room, and resident dining/activity space.
EXISTING FACILITY
15 BED CONVERSION
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
RYAN COMPANIES
LIFE CARE SERVICES
CLARENDALE OF ALGONQUIN
Algonquin, IL
Construction Cost:
$20.4 M
Size:
204,000 sf
Unit Counts:
76 Independent
56 Assisted
54 Memory Care
Plan Legend:
Independent Living
Assisted Living
Memory Care
Amenity Space
The building program calls for 76 Independent Living Units, 56
Assisted Living Units, and 54 Memory Care Units. Also
included in the project are 22 enclosed parking stalls at grade.
Common areas consist of separate living and dining areas for
Assisted Living, Independent Living and Memory Care. Other
common areas include a club room, entry, private dining
rooms, bistro, 2-story Living Room, Bar, Billiards, Craft Room,
Movie Room and a vaulted multipurpose room on the 3rd floor.
Second Floor Plan (Third Floor Plan Similar)
Exterior Rendering
First Floor Plan
First Floor Plan
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
RYAN COMPANIES
LIFE CARE SERVICES
CLARENDALE OF SCHERERVILLE
Schererville, IN
Construction Cost:
$29 M
Size:
205,000 sf
Unit Counts:
85 Independent
38 Assisted
54 Memory Care
Plan Legend:
Independent Living
Assisted Living
Memory Care
Amenity Space
The building program calls for 85 Independent Living Units, 38
Assisted Living Units, and 54 Memory Care Units. Also
included in the project are 29 enclosed parking stalls at grade.
The three-story senior living complex boasts a number of
amenities for the seniors of Northwest Indiana including
exterior courtyards, dedicated dining rooms for Assisted and
Independent Living, Bistro, Billiards Room, Movie Room and
Multi-purpose Room with a Vaulted Ceiling Space. Memory
Care is divided into three equally sized neighborhoods that
include exterior courtyards, activity, dining and living space.
Towers, balconies and hipped roofs accent the exterior
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pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
ADAMS COUNTY NURSING HOME
West Union, OH
Construction Cost:
$2,700,000
Size:
30,000 SF
This three-phased addition to the existing nursing home
includes 38 Intermediate Care beds, 20 Skilled Care beds,
and 16 Self-Contained beds in the Alzheimer Wing. The
floorplan creates and inner courtyard for the residents’
health and enjoyment.
COURTYARD
COURTYARD
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
RENAISSANCE WEST
Construction Cost:
$14,288,000
Size:
144,756 SF
Renaissance West is a 123 unit assisted living community
designed by PFB Architects for Shepherd Industries Inc. The
Renaissance West facility is a four-story 144,756 square foot
facility on North Bend Road, west of Cincinnati. The
construction cost for this project was $14,288,000. PFB
Architects worked with Keystone Contractors LLC on
scheduling and budget management of this project.
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
SACRED HEART VILLAGE
Louisville, KY
Finishes /
Furnishings Cost:
$300,000
Sacred Heart Village is a four-phase addition to an existing
Senior Care Campus, located in a residential
neighborhood of Louisville. The design complements the
architectural language of the existing building, and houses
eighty-two Assisted / Skilled Care beds.
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
PRESBYTERIAN VILLAGE
Redford, MI
Size:
Cost:
300 bed
$100,000 Phase I
$250,000 Phase II
This project includes phased renovations of a large,
well-established, CCRC located in a quiet, suburban
neighborhood of Detroit. Developed plans include estimated
budgets for resident rooms, dining rooms, and social
spaces.
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
Construction Cost:
$6,000,000
Size:
63,400 SF
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
PRIVATE DEVELOPER
SENIOR LIVING & MEMORY CARE
Mt. Pleasant, WI
Construction Cost:
$25 M
Size:
180,000 sf
Unit Counts:
80 Independent
54 Assisted
36 Memory Care
Photo of existing wooded site
The goal of the proposd Senior Living and Memory Care
Center is to develop a unique and compelling Senior Living
environment in a natural setting that is distinctive in
character, draws and engages the on-site and local
community and supports a continuum of care. Located on a
heavily wooded site in Southern Wisconsin, the building
program includes 80 Indepent Living Units, 54 Assisted
Living Units and 36 Memory Care Units. The three-story
building utilizes the site’s topography to step and reduce
overall massing to a familiar, less intimidating scale for
residents and family alike.
Axonometric
Organizational Model
Building massing and topography
Preliminary Exterior Elevation
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
JEFFREY A. EVANS
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Education:
University of Cincinnati /
Bachelor of Architecture
Registrations:
Registered Architect, Ohio
Experience:
27 years of architectural
experience
Years in Firm:
24 years
Mr. Evans joined PFB Architects in 1990 and has served as a
Project Architect and architectural designer for many of our
key projects. Jeff has served in many important roles for our
firm including: Studio Team Leader, Director of Commercial
Design Team, Director/Coordinator of our firm’s general
marketing activities and now as CEO. Jeff has been involved
with planning and design issues from pre-design programming
through to completion and close-out of the project. Relevant
client group experience includes:
Bethesda Sharonville – Medical Office Building / Cincinnati, OH
Edward Hines VA Medical Center / Chicago, IL
McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital / Oxford, OH
Morning Sun Medical Building / Oxford, OH
Renaissance Center Nursing Home / Cleveland, OH
University of Cincinnati Medical Center / Cincinnati, OH
Michael Reese Hospital and Medical Center / Chicago, IL
Hillebrand Nursing & Rehabilitation Center / Cincinnati, OH
Renaissance North Assisted Living / Cincinnati OH
Humana Hospital Lexington / Lexington, KY
Humana Lake Cumberland Hospital / Summerset Ky.
Bethesda Butler County Medical Center
Good Samaritan Hospital
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
MICHAEL A. FINN, AIA
SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT
Education:
University of Cincinnati /
Bachelor of Architecture
Registrations:
Registered Architect, Ohio
Experience:
50 years of architectural
experience
Years in Firm:
35 years
Mr. Finn joined PFB Architects in 1979 as a Vice President
with primary responsibility for the design and production
efforts of the firm. As a project manager, it is Mike’s job to
realize each individual clients goals and to meet each
individual clients expectations. Relevant client group
experience includes:
University Hospital – 8th Floor Medical Surgical Conversion /
Cincinnati, OH
Raymond Murphy VAMC – Acute Geriatric Psych Unit /
Albuquerque, NM
Walnut Hills Community Health Center / Cincinnati. OH
TriHealth Good Samaritan Hospital MOB and Parking Garage /
Cincinnati, OH
Dr. Chen – Out Patient Eye Surgery Center / Wilmington, OH
Liberty Care Center / Cincinnati, OH
McCullough Hyde Memorial Hospital / Oxford, OH
Edward Hines Jr., VA Medical Center / Chicago, Il
Emergency Department expansion and renovations
New Emergency Entrance, Canopy, Ambulance Bays and
Decontamination Unit
Prexus Health Partners – New Butler County Medical Office
Building / Cincinnati, OH
Renaissance West – Assisted Living Complex / Cincinnati, OH
Renaissance North – Assisted Living Complex / Cincinnati, OH
Prexus Health Partners – Surgical Hospital / Evendale, OH
Forest Hills Care Center / Cincinnati, OH
Liberty Care Center / Cincinnati, OH
Liberty Care Center / Dayton, OH
Hilltop Nursing Home –Cincinnati, OH
Golden Towers Senior Housing Apartments / Covington, KY
Prexus Health Partners – New Sleep Center / Hamilton, OH
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
THOMAS C. JEZIORSKI
PRINCIPAL
Education:
The University of Toledo /
Associates Degree,
Architectural Technology
Thomas C. Jeziorski joined PFB Architects Chicago as a
principal and has most recently assisted in the management
and execution of major commissions within the Midwest
ranging from $10-$400M for such prestigious clients as
Ascension Health, William Beaumont Hospital, The Wrigley
Company, and The Royal Bank of Scotland.
Projects in blue indicate an affordable housing project:
University of Cincinnati /
Bachelors of Science
Architectural Engineering
Fairhaven Christian Retirement Center / Rockford, IL
•Independent Living Residences
Registrations:
Experience:
Years in Firm:
Professional Architectural
Registration Pending
22 years of architectural
experience
9 years
94,000 SF
Covenant Village of Northbrook / Northbrook, IL
•Town Center
•Independent Living Residences
135,000 SF
121,000 SF
The Holmstad of Batavia / Batavia, IL
•Independent Living Residences
119,180 SF
Sunset House / Toledo, OH
Toledo Police Department / Toledo, OH
Jennings Place Assisted Living Center / Lakewood, OH
HUD project
Hermitage Assisted Living Center
University of Toledo, Glass Bowl Stadium & Team Facilities
Building
Maumee Bay State Park Lodge / Oregon, OH
Lenawee Christian School and Family Center / Adrian, MI
Swiss Village / Berne, IN
Fairlawn Haven / Archbold, OH
Rossford Community Center / Rossford, OH
Archbold High School
Monroe Lutheran Home / Monroe, MI
Wright State University, Creative Arts Addition / Dayton, OH
Bowling Green State University, Hayes Hall Renovation
Livonia Nursing Care Center / Livonia, MI
Columbia St. Marys Hospital / Milwaukee, WI
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
BRENDA K. JENTINK (NESSLER), IIDA
PRINCIPAL
Education:
University Wisconsin Stout /
Bachelor of Science, Art
Registrations:
Registered Interior Designer, Wisc.
NCIDQ Certified
International Interior Design
Association (IIDA)
Affiliations:
AIA Design for Aging
POE Team Member
AAHSA
LSN
Experience:
23 years of experience
Ms. Nessler has over 20 years interior design experience.
She has broad range of expertise including commercial,
institutional, hospitality, assisted living / long term care
and health care design. Her strengths include planning,
programming, specifications, procurement, and project
management. In addition to her many years of design
experience, she is also an adjunct faculty member at
William Rainey Harper College and IADT Schaumburg,
where she recently received the Distinguished Educator of
the Year Award. Her healthcare and senior living experience
includes:
Fairhaven Christian Retirement Center / Rockford, IL
•Independent Living Residences
94,000 SF
Covenant Village of Northbrook / Northbrook, IL
•Town Center
•Independent Living Residences
Years in Firm:
135,000 SF
121,000 SF
11 years
Windsor Manor / Carol Stream, IL
Chestnut Square at the Glen / Glenview, IL
Frasier Meadows Manor / Boulder, CO
River Hills / Keokuk, IA
Renotta Healthcare Systems / Wray, CO
Autumn Village / Menomonie, WI
Arboretum of Winnie / Winnie, TX
Presbyterian Village of Redford / Redford, MI
Sacred Heart Village / Louisville, KY
Little Angels / Elgin, IL
Misericordia / Chicago, IL
Provena St. Joseph Medical Center / Joliet, IL
Little Company of Mary Hospital / Evergreen Park, IL
Mount Sinai Hospital / Chicago, IL
Jackson Park Hospital / Chicago, IL
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
pfbarchitects
Cincinnati • Chicago
9461 Kenwood Road
Cincinnati, OH 45242
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Chicago, IL 60602
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