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Living Longer at Home

What’s Trending in Residential Design?

Publications and News, Working with an Architect April 19, 2022

Aging In Place Renovation

What’s trending in residential design? Living longer in your home!

Landon Stubblefield Becomes Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist

Publications and News, Working with an Architect May 5, 2021

Landon Rosemore Stubblefield - Now a Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist

We are excited to announce that TPD’s Landon Rosemore Stubblefield has earned the Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist (CAPS) designation from the National Association of Homebuilders (NAHB). The NAHB, in partnership with the AARP and NAHB Research Center, created the CAPS program, which includes training and education on the technical, business management and customer service skills essential to […]

Expanding What Senior Living Looks Like

On the Boards, Working with an Architect February 4, 2021

Kirkwood by the River - Site Plan of Cedar Ridge Cottages

Taylor Plosser Davis Architecture + Design, in association with KPS Group, is very excited to share this new project – Cedar Ridge at Kirkwood by the River. “Kirkwood, ideally located on 120 acres of forested land along the Cahaba River, began as a nonprofit created by Independent Presbyterian Church Birmingham, Alabama to offer continuing care retirement to seniors […]

Thrive at Home

Working with an Architect September 18, 2020

Thrive at Home

Transitions are our specialty here at TPD Architect. Over the last few months, not only have we been working on renovations and new construction for families whose lives are changing, whether the kids are growing up or moving out, couples are downsizing, or families are considering accessibility or working and schooling from home, but we’ve […]

Accessibility Is Important for Every Home

Working with an Architect September 10, 2020

Accessibility Is Important for Every Home

We’re seeing a lot of overlap when thinking about “shelter in place” and when designing for Aging in Place. We’ve always talked with clients about ACCESSIBILITY and getting in and out of their homes, whether that’s through the front door or from the car in the garage. Those design considerations for Aging In Place clients […]

TPD #StayAtHome Survey Results Are In

Inspiration and Ideas, Working with an Architect August 18, 2020

TPD #stayathome Survey Results Are In

Here at TPD, we spend a lot of time listening to our clients about how they want to be able to use their homes. When it was clear that the COVID-19 pandemic and stay-at-home orders were dramatically affecting people’s lives, we wanted to reach out to folks around the country with a survey and ask […]

Focus on Flexibility

Inspiration and Ideas, Working with an Architect May 20, 2020

Focus on Flexibility

Within the last couple of weeks, I’ve been seeing more articles about residential architecture and how it will change given how things have evolved during the pandemic. For the most part, the articles have focused on interviews with architects acting as experts, sometimes referring to their own houses and other times offering predictions on how houses […]

Join the Conversation

Working with an Architect May 5, 2020

Join the Conversation

We’re eight weeks into the pandemic, and what used to feel strange is starting to feel a little normal, which is even stranger.  At TPD, we’ve been working remotely, visiting construction sites after hours, and coming up with new strategies to help us work effectively with clients, vendors, and contractors. This transition has been made […]

“Last week, everything changed.”

Inspiration and Ideas March 27, 2020

Last week, everything changed

I was just on my weekly call with a small group of architects from all over the country, a group organized through the EntreArchitect network. We have been meeting every Wednesday via Zoom for years, and I am so lucky to call this talented, thoughtful, funny, smart and devoted group of people colleagues, and more […]

Aging in Place: A Conversation about Living Longer in Our Homes

Working with an Architect January 24, 2020

Last month, I received my Certification as an Aging in Place Specialist through the National Association of Home Builders. When we posted the update on various social media platforms, I was frankly blown away by the number of reactions. This post received 100 times the number of views as my average LinkedIn update. And while […]

Open Houses

Working with an Architect December 11, 2019

doorwreath

As the holidays quickly approach, the hubbub of preparation for impending festivities and celebrations goes into high gear. Holiday open houses, hosted in shops, offices and homes, speak to the sense of hospitality that accompanies the season. I’ve been thinking about this hospitality lately, especially in light of a recent three-day workshop I attended in […]

Summer Empty Nest

Working with an Architect July 21, 2018

Summer Empty Nest

We are fledgling empty nesters for another week.  Our oldest is in Italy studying Latin for the month of July, and we dropped off the younger two at their respective camps in northern Alabama last weekend.  In truth, this is not the first time we have been childless for a couple of weeks:   our kids’ camp […]

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