Taylor Plosser Davis, AIA

Taylor Plosser Davis, AIA

Living Longer at Home

Can We Call it Autumn?

Aging in Place

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.

Expanding What Senior Living Looks Like

On the Boards, Working with an Architect

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

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

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 […]

Focus on Flexibility

Inspiration and Ideas, Working with an Architect

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 […]