Taylor Plosser Davis is featured in Mansion Global’s “Prevent Slips and Trips: Designing a Home to Age in Place Beautifully” article by Ameena Walker.
Aging in Place
Aging in Place Design Guide
Aging in place isn’t about limitations — it’s about possibility. Taylor Plosser Davis, AIA, on designing homes that support long-term living beautifully.
Lessons Learned
Lessons learned across 40 homeowner conversations — and why the best accessible design is beautiful, invisible, and worth planning for long before you think you need it.
6 Smart Home Updates That Make A Big Difference As You Age
Taylor Plosser Davis is featured in Southern Living’s “6 Smart Home Updates That Make A Big Difference As You Age” article by Tessa Cooper.
6 Design Choices That Make Your Home More Accessible And Inviting
Taylor Plosser Davis is featured in Southern Living’s “6 Design Choices That Make Your Home More Accessible And Inviting” article by Tessa Cooper. As our families grow and change over time, chances are someone we love will need a little extra support at some point. What’s also true is that we want these people to feel safe […]
When should I Call an Architect? Earlier than you Think
Thinking about a renovation or new construction? The right time to call an architect is before you have a plan. TPD Architecture + Design helps you think through vision, scope, and investment first.
Beyond the Checklist: Questions for your Home Renovation
Last week I talked about strategic thinking for your house. But here’s what I’ve learned in my nearly two decades of residential architecture: most people think they should start the process of a renovation or a new build with a list of the “whats.” It often starts with a list that shows the desired number […]
Strategic Home Planning for Aging in Place: Solving for the What If as Opposed to the What Now
Last week I shared a checklist. But a checklist isn’t the same thing as a plan. When my dad had both of his knees replaced at the SAME TIME, it was clear that we needed to address the issue of grab bars in the shower closest to his room at the time. The curb on […]
Aging in Place Checklist: Essential Features for Long-Term Home Living
“We love our house and neighborhood, but what do we need to do so we can live here as long as we’re able?” Read on to find out.
Can We Call it Autumn?
Given that October is Fall Risk Awareness month – we thought it might be a good time to highlight some of the ways we approach fall risk in the homes we design.
Catherine Mizerany Becomes Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist
Catherine Mizerany of Taylor Plosser Davis Architecture + Design is now one of the select group of professionals nationwide to earn the Certified Aging-In-Place Specialist (CAPS) designation, identifying her as a designer with the skills and knowledge necessary to design a home to meet the unique needs of the older population.
“Futureproofing” Homes
I spent the last couple of days in Omaha, Nebraska at a workshop presented by the University of Nebraska Durham School of Architectural Engineering. My presentation was slotted early on the first day, so I had the opportunity to really engage with the subsequent presentations. It was an amazing learning experience, and I’m still digesting all of the information presented.
