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1. QUALIFICATIONS

2. MASTER PLAN PROJECTS

4. PFB LEADERSHIP

3. SENIOR LIVING PROJECTS

Table of Contents

pfbsenior livingFairhaven Christian Retirement Center Rockford, IL

Dayspring Nursing and Rehabilitation Center Springfield, OH

The Oaks Residential and Rehabilitation Center Gainesville, FL

Chestnut Square at the GlenGlenview, IL

Sacred Heart VillageLouisville, KY

Presbyterian Village of RedfordRedford, MI

The Arboretum of WinnieWinnie, TX

Misericordia of ChicagoChicago, IL

Ivy Woods Health and Rehabilitation Center Cincinnati, OH

Hillebrand Nursing and Rehabilitation Center Cincinnati, OH

Covenant Retirement Communities Northbrook, IL/Batavia, IL

Fairlawn HavenArchbold, OH

American Lutheran Nursing HomeMenomonie, WI

Boscobel Nursing HomeBoscobel, WI

The BroadmoorFt. Pierce, FL

Newcrest ManorBoyington Beach, FL

Adams County Nursing HomeWest Union, OH

Golden TowerCovington, KY

Renaissance West Cincinnati, OH

Autumn VIllageMenomonie, WI

Buckingham SouthSavannah, GA

River HillsKeokuk, IA

Frasier Meadows ManorBoulder, CO

Senior Living & Memory CareMt. Pleasant, WI

Clarendale of ScherervilleShererville, IL

Clarendale of AlgonquinAlgonquin, IL

Arco Fox ValleyFox Valley, IL

Arco Lake CountyLake County, IL

Greystone CoshoctonCoshocton, OH

Blue Ash Memory CareCincinnati, OH

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Jennings Place Assisted LivingCleveland, OH

Newcrest ManorBoyington Beach, FL

McKeen TowersWest Palm Beach, FL

Swiss VillageBerne, IN

Sunset HouseToledo, OH

Lutheran Homes of MichiganMonroe, MI

Liberty Healthcare: Centerville, OHPortsmouth, OH Englewood, OHBeavercreek, OH

Livonia Nursing Care CenterLivonia, MI

Forest Hills Care CenterCincinnati, OH

Henderson HealthcareHenderson, NE

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Mountaincrest Nursing HomeCincinnati, OH


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Q U A L I F I C A T I O N S

PFB Architects Overview

• A multi-disciplinary architectural firm which includes architecture, interior design, and master planning, with strong regional engineering partners

• Benefits of specialized senior care architects with small-firm responsiveness

• Cincinnati and Chicago offices to better serve our regional clients

• Known for our commitment to clients o 80% repeat clients o Long history with several clients

• 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.

• Proven track record of delivering complex healthcare projects within established budgets and schedules

• Experienced with complex projects, from Academic Medical Centers to Senior Living Campus Replacements

• Actively practice Evidence-Based Design – Pebble Projects

• Performs Post Occupancy Evaluation on every project

2007 Design for Senior Environments Award

Covenant Village ofNorthbrookNew Town CenterSAGE-Design Award WinnerPublished April 2007


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PFB holds unique talents that enable a

great number of working models and

client relationships.

• Stand alone architectural design and documentation, master and feasibility planning, design build relationships

• Existing facility improvement and renovation, building additions, full campus design

• Bond Accessibility, Market Analysis, Demographics, Financial Analysis

• Programming, Feasibility and Phasing

• 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.

• Today’s CCRCs provide a broad range of resources, services, and programs to enhance individual and community wellness.

• Communities are designed to foster independence and maintaining a consistent level of activity.

• There are key lifestyle choices that the “New Senior” possesses

o More youthful, active, educated

o Want more value for their dollar

o Want more choices in their daily lifestyle

o More focused on health, wellness, fitness

o Want more extensive entertainment, options, activities, and programs on and off site

o Look for opportunities for continuing education and personal growth

o Want high speed access to technology/the internet

o Want opportunities to continue to serve in society


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PFB identifies and anticipates the

identifiable trends in senior housing.

o Resident units will be larger – the units will accommodate family members in a comfortable setting, the trend will continue toward multiple room accommodations.

o Family oriented facilities – areas will be developed within the communities to accommodate more friends, families, and group activities than ever before.

o 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.

o Information technology systems – will allow registration, security, reception, care delivery, and resident monitoring to be more efficient, resident friendly and safer.

o 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.

• Scope Management – The more information associated with and definition given to a project in its earliest stages will ensure a successful consistent outcome.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.


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PFB will successfully steer your project

through the myriad of necessary

approvals.

• 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.

• A reputable contractor familiar with the building type being involved early in the process contracted for preconstruction services is critical to budget maintenance.

• 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.

• 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.

• Field Reports must be filed by the architect on a monthly basis and correlate with construction draw applications.


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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.

• The development of community “standards and guidelines” will aid in marketing sales and the development of future phases of the project.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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?

• We work collaboratively from start to finish including the owner, all engineers and the contractor in every step of the process.

• We have a unique skill set for cutting-edge senior communities and have a focus on master planning and feasibility.

• We work to create the specific campus design image the owner envisions, not one off the shelf.

• We have a proven track record of delivering complex projects within established schedules and budgets, and have many success stories to prove it.

• We strive to create innovative, design-driven senior communities that can provide the best and most marketable senior living experience available.


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AFFORDABLE HOUSING

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

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

Olds Hall / St. Augustine, FL

Rosa Coplon Alzheimer Unit / Buffalo, NY

Ataxia Foundation Housing / Minneapolis & St. Paul, MN

HUD / FHA / GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIZED

Twin Bridges Retirement Center / Twin Bridges, MT

Eighth Street Lofts / Cincinnati, OH

Glazer Enterprises Low Income Apartment Complexes / Cincinnati, OH

Park Eden / Cincinnati, OH

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

Riverarch Retirement Village / St. Augustine, FL

St. John’s Welfare Federation / St. Augustine, FL

White Mountain Apache Nursing Home / White-River, AZ


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COVENANT VILLAGE OF NORTHBROOKTOWNCENTER

Size: 135,000 SF

Construction Cost: $28,500,000

Northbrook, IL

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.


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COVENANT VILLAGE OF NORTHBROOKTOWNCENTER

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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 LIFESTLYEThe 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.


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COVENANT VILLAGE OF NORTHBROOKBUILDING A-INDEPENDENT LIVING RESIDENCES

Size: 121,000 SF


Northbrook, IL

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.


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Size: 119,000 SF


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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.

DEVELOPMENT PROPERTYCCRC CAMPUS MASTER PLAN

Scope: 350 Independent Units 100 Skilled UnitsSize: 700,000 SF

Palm Beach Gardens, FL

Main Entry

Town Center from Water Feature

Campus, Bird’s Eye View

Entry to Skilled Living

ACTIVITY GATHERING

ACTIVITY GATHERING

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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.

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.

DEVELOPMENT PROPERTYCCRC CAMPUS MASTER PLAN

Scope: 350 Independent Units 100 Skilled UnitsSize: 700,000 SF

Palm Beach Gardens, FL

ACTIVITY GATHERING ACTIVITY

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ALL UNITS WITH WATER VIEWSALL UNITS WITH WATER VIEWS

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SECURED AND WELCOMING

ENTRANCE WITH WATER FEATURE

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Main Entry

Residential Feel

Grand Plaza


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INDEPENDENT LIVING RESIDENCES

Size: 94,000 SF

Rockford, IL

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.


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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.

FOREST HILLS CARE CENTERCincinnati, OH


Size: 65,000 SF


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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.

CHESTNUT SQUARE AT THE GLENGlenview, IL


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Size: 80,000 SF


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COTTAGE VIEW TERRACEChicago, IL

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


Size: 89,000 SF


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Construction Cost: $7,500,000 Size: 19,500 SF


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Size: 13,000 SF


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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.

Centerville, Ohio

Construction Cost: $7,000,000 Size: 57,500 sf

LIBERTY NURSING CENTER OF BEAVERCREEK


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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.

Colerain, Ohio


LIBERTY NURSING CENTER OF COLERAIN


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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.

LIBERTY NURSING CENTER OF CENTERVILLECenterville, OH


Size: 13,100 SF

EXISTING FACILITY

25 BED ADDITION


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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.

LIBERTY NURSING CENTER OF PORTSMOUTHPortsmouth, OH

Size: 7,000 SF

EXISTING FACILITY

15 BED CONVERSION


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RYAN COMPANIESLIFE CARE SERVICES

CLARENDALE OF SCHERERVILLESchererville, IN

Construction Cost: $29 M

Size: 205,000 sf

Exterior Rendering

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 building massing while a mix of fiber cement siding, shake and panelized cast stone create a material rythm for the facade.

Assisted Living on 2nd and 3rd Floor Above

IL Kitchen

Main Entrance


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CLARENDALE OF ALGONQUINAlgonquin, IL

Construction Cost: $20.4 M Size: 204,000 sf

Unit Counts: 76 Independent 56 Assisted 54 Memory Care

The Clarendale of Algonquin Project represents the seconditeration of the Ryan Companies Clarendale Brand in Illinois.PFB Architects applied our 20+ years of Senior LivingExperience to the refinement of the building program,Architectural expression, and overall improvement of theresident’s experience. PFB’s involvement in all phases ofdesign and construction allowed Ryan Companies vision andevolution of the “Clarendale” to be realized On-time andon-budget. Building Program for the 3-story, 204,000 squarefoot facility includes Independent Living, Assisted Living andMemory Care.


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CLARENDALE OF ALGONQUINContinued...

Upon entry to the Clarendale of Algonquin, residents, andguests are greeted by amenity spaces and concierge thatexhibit a high-end hospitality character. 2-story volume livingrooms with monumental stair and fireplace flank the main entry and occupy the tower footprint visible from the exterior. Large open areas connect the front entry to Lounges and Dining Rooms available to Independent and Assisted LivingResidents.

Independent Living Lounge

Independent Living Lounge

Concierge Desk


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Second Floor Amenity Spaces include a Bar and Lounge thatare visually connected to the 2-story Living Room on the FirstFloor. The visual and audible connection between thesespaces promotes the active lifestyle that is encouraged at theClarendale of Algonquin. High Volume spaces and clerestorywindows on the Second Floor Lounge enhance the residentexperience. Further promoting the hospitality feeling of thebuilding are the Bistro and Private Dining Room available toresidents. Lighting design and selected finishes act tocompliment the character of the amenity spaces.

Bistro

Second Floor Lounge

Resident Bar

Independent Living Private Dining


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Memory Care at the Clarendale of Algonquin is organized intothree distinct neighborhoods of eighteen rooms. Each Memory Care neighborhood includes an open Dining Room / Living Room, access to an enclosed courtyard, dedicated activity space, and full laundry service. Outdoor courtyards aredesigned to enrich the lives of residents with planting beds,walking paths, pergolas and outdoor seating. Food service isprovided in a residential setting from individual CountryKitchens.

Memory Care Courtyard

Memory Care Living Room

Country Kitchen

Memory Care Dining Room Country Kitchen


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Exterior design for the Clarendale of Algonquin is contextuallytied to Architecture commonly found in the surrounding area.A tower element at the main entry pays homage to prominentArchitecture at many of the Village’s civic and governmentalbuildings. The exterior material pallet is composed primarily ofbrick, masonry and fiber cement siding. The building exhibits a distinct prairie style that compliments adjacent developments. A porte-cochere with barrel vault enhances a dramatic entry sequence that sets the tone for the interior amenity spaces.

Ample site amenities are provided to residents. SomeIndependent Living Units include exterior patios and balconiesthat overlook attractive courtyards. Attractive landscaping andplants are located throughout the project site. Water featuresand pergolas are included at areas of interest around thebuilding. A generous exterior dining patio is provided adjacentto the Independent Living Dining Room.

Main Entry Porte Cochere

Independent Living Balcony


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A core component to the 186 unit Clarendale of Algonquin isthe shared central amenity space. The main entry is flankedresident lounges which include a 2-story fireplace andgenerous seating. A bistro provides residents with access tosnacks between meals and opens to a large lounge space.Dining Rooms are provided for both Independent Living andAssisted Living Residents. A commercial kitchen is locateddirectly adjacent to the dining rooms for efficient food service.

2nd Floor amenity space includes a lounge, billiards room,bar, craft room and movie room. The third floor boasts avaulted multipurpose room.

Bistro

Main Entry - Construction Photo

2nd Floor Bar

Resident Lounge with 2-story Fireplace


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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.

ADAMS COUNTY NURSING HOMEWest Union, OH

COURTYARD COURTYARD


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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.


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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.

SACRED HEART VILLAGELouisville, KY


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Size: 300 bed

Cost: $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.

PRESBYTERIAN VILLAGERedford, MI


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Size: 63,400 SF


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PRIVATE DEVELOPERSENIOR LIVING & MEMORY CARE

Mt. Pleasant, WI

Construction Cost: $25 M Size: 180,000 sf

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.

Unit Counts: 80 Independent 54 Assisted 36 Memory Care

Photo of existing wooded site

Building massing and topography

Axonometric Organizational Model

Preliminary Exterior Elevation


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Fox Valley, IL


TRANSITIONAL CARE MANAGEMENTARCO CONSTRUCTION

SKILLED NURSING AND REHAB FACILITY

The Fox Valley Facility is intended to provide beds for Transitional care patients in the Aurora, IL Area. Similar to Lisle Facility, the plan organized into a “hub and spoke” design with support cores situated at the center of each corridor of rooms. This floor plan configuration and building square footage works efficiently on the overall site and provides Transitional Care Management with a familiar facility design. This one-story building’s exterior is designed to reflect a more contemporary look. This is accomplished through the use of clean roof lines and a combination of glass, metal and brick to compose the elevation.

Unit Counts: 72 Total Beds28 Semi-Private44 Private


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Lake County, IL


TRANSITIONAL CARE MANAGEMENTARCO CONSTRUCTION

SKILLED NURSING AND REHAB FACILITY

The Lake County Facility is intended to provide beds for Memory Care, Custodial Care and Transistional Care for patients in the area. These beds will replace existing beds in an aged facility now under a single management system. The plan is organized by a central common support core nestles between clusters of rooms that create internal courtyards. This configuration supports efficient internal circulation for staff and terriffic views for patients. This one story building’s exterior is residential in scale and will be reminiscent of the prarie style with layered and cascading roofs.

Unit Counts: 130 Total Beds50 Semi-Private80 Private


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JEFFREY A. EVANS

Education: University of Cincinnati / Bachelor of Architecture

Registrations: NCARB CertifiedRegistered Architect, Ohio, Maryland. Illinois, Pennsylvania,Indiana, Kentucky, Alabama

Experience:

30 years of architectural

experience

Years in Firm:

27 years

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

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:

Blue Ash Memory Care / Cincinnati, OH

Liberty Colerain / Cincinnati, OH

Liberty Beavercreek / Dayton, OH

Greystone Coshocton / Coshocton, 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 / Cincinnati, OH

Good Samaritan Hospital / Cincinnati, OH

Bethesda North Hospital / Cincinnati, OH

McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital / Oxford, OH

Morning Sun Medical Building / Oxford, OH

Bethesda Sharonville MOB / Cincinnati, OH

Edward Hines VA Medical Center / Chicago, IL


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MICHAEL A. FINN, AIA

Education: University of Cincinnati / Bachelor of Architecture

Registrations: Registered Architect, Ohio

Experience: 52 years of architectural experience

Years in Firm: 37 years

SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT

Forest Hills Care Center / Cincinnati, OH

Liberty Care Center / Cincinnati, OH

Liberty Care Center / Dayton, OH

Liberty Care Center / Portsmouth, OH

Liberty Care Center / Centerville, OH

Hilltop Nursing Home / Cincinnati, OH

Hillebrand Nursing Center / Cincinnati, OH

Golden Towers Senior Housing / Covington, KY

Adams County Nursing Home / West Union, OH

Renaissance West Assisted Living / Cincinnati, OH

Renaissance North – Assisted Living Complex / Cincinnati, OH

Mountain crest Nursing Home / Cincinnati, OH

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

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

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:


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Education: The University of Toledo / Associates Degree, Architectural Technology University of Cincinnati / Bachelors of Science Architectural Engineering

Registrations: Professional Architectural Registration Pending

Experience: 22 years of architectural experience

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:

THOMAS C. JEZIORSKIPRINCIPAL

Fairhaven Christian Retirement Center / Rockford, IL •Independent Living Residences 94,000 SF

Covenant Village of Northbrook / Northbrook, IL •Town Center 135,000 SF •Independent Living Residences 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, OHHUD projectHermitage Assisted Living Center

Clarendale of Schererville / Schererville, IN

Clarendale of Algonquin / Algonquin, IL

Arco Fox Valley / Fox Valley, IL

Arco Lake County / Lake County, IL

Lenawee Christian School and Family Center / Adrian, MI

Swiss Village / Berne, IN

Fairlawn Haven / Archbold, OH

Rossford Community Center / Rossford, OH

Monroe Lutheran Home / Monroe, MI

Bowling Green State University, Hayes Hall Renovation

Livonia Nursing Care Center / Livonia, MI

Columbia St. Marys Hospital / Milwaukee, WI



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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

Ms. Nessler has over 20 years interior design experience. She has broad range of expertise including commercial,institutional, hospitality, assisted living / long term careand health care design. Her strengths include planning,programming, specifications, procurement, and project management. In addition to her many years of designexperience, she is also an adjunct faculty member atWilliam Rainey Harper College and IADT Schaumburg,where she recently received the Distinguished Educator ofthe Year Award. Her healthcare and senior living experienceincludes:

Fairhaven Christian Retirement Center / Rockford, IL •Independent Living Residences 94,000 SF

Covenant Village of Northbrook / Northbrook, IL •Town Center 135,000 SF •Independent Living Residences 121,000 SF

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

Experience: 23 years of experience


Clarendale of Schererville / Schererville, IN

Clarendale of Algonquin / Algonquin, IL

Arco Fox Valley / Fox Valley, IL

Arco Lake County / Lake County, IL

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