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Did you miss the Design and Architecture issue of SATURDAY?

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Our Design and Architecture issue last Saturday looked at a range of important issues for retirement living and aged care operators. 

While the Royal Commission espoused the ‘small household’ model for residential care, the financials don’t add up for operators, who are creating smaller homes within larger facilities. 

For retirement living operators, the need to offer care services to help residents age in place is forming a key part of the new value proposition for villages. 

In SATURDAY, we examine: 

Designing for the unknown – Aged care and retirement living providers have two years until the new national guidelines for residential aged care are introduced – but many operators are already embarking on new models of care and accommodation  

‘Big boxes’ not dead yet – Retirement village and aged care operators need to re-think the design of their developments and refurbishments to not only attract customers and staff but also remain financially viable  

Fresh Hope and Calderflower create new ways to care NSW-based Not For Profit provider Fresh Hope is upgrading its outdated aged care home at East Maitland   

Safety and style – West Australian aged care and retirement living provider Curtin Heritage Living is partnering with technology solutions provider Alpha Global to launch new AI technology to monitor residents’ safety   

Retirement reimagined Catholic For Purpose provider VMCH is set to push the envelope after being given the green light for its new retirement living precinct   

Redefining the ageing journey – In 2016, Mark and Evette Moran’s Vaucluse project set the benchmark for integrated retirement living and aged care developments – today, the couple is continuing to innovate and adapt their products   

Envisioning the future – Queensland Not For Profit Blue Care is looking to the future of residential care at its new $30 million Sunrise Beach development  

Creating a community – With its One Move Promise® guarantee that residents never need to move again, LDK Seniors’ Living’s flagship Greenway Views site has raised the standard for village and aged care developments   

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