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Mixed Use Developments and Senior Communities
Douglas Pancake, AIAPrincipalDouglas Pancake Architects
FINANCE + STRATEGY Wild Horse Pass | 2005 8
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Presentation Outline
Section 1 - Understanding Multi Use Developments
Section 2 - Understanding the Target Market
Section 3 - Case Studies
Section 4 - Cultural and Regional Influences
Understanding Mixed Use Developments
Section 1
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General Characteristics
• Developments containing three or more different uses
• Designed and executed following a coherent development strategy
• Physical and functional integration within the different design components Photographs from New Urbanism or ULI
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Design Considerations
• Design should reflect the community’s history, climate, ecology…
• Should include dense low rise buildings with pedestrian walkways
• Respond to the human scale
Photographs from New Urbanism or ULI
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Economic Trends
• High density is essential in the creation of lively stimulating spaces
• Public, private and nonprofit organizations collaborate to achieve mutually beneficial outcomes through develop and growth.
Photographs from New Urbanism or ULI
Understanding the Target Market
Section 2
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Attitudes, Lifestyles and Preferences
• Provide immediate access to commercial and retail
• Living in a metropolitan area allows for older residents to stay close to their children
Photographs from New Urbanism or ULI
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Attitudes, Lifestyles and Preferences
• Need a sense of community – Creates a safer and friendlier environment
• Require a sense of privacy
• Wide walkways allow for more exercise and help create healthy habits
Photographs from New Urbanism or ULI
Current Projects – On the Boards
Section 3
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La Sierra Village
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La Sierra Village
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Hawaii
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Hawaii
Cultural and Regional Influences
Section 4
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California
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Hawaii
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Presentation Recap
Section 1 - Understanding Multi Use Developments
Section 2 - Understanding the Target Market
Section 3 - Case Studies
Section 4 - Cultural and Regional Influences
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