Dora Kay
Vice PresidentMoseleyDora Kay, AIA, LEED AP, serves as a vice president at Moseley. She offers over two decades of experience designing senior living communities across the country. Her passion for architecture and people is inherent in her work and dedication to achieving the best solution for clients, operators, and their residents. Dora offers expertise in designing a variety of project types, including independent living, assisted living, and memory care. Having designed communities in over 20 states, Dora has garnered a breadth of knowledge that not only addresses building codes and licensing regulations but also allows for functional and modern designs that enhance the lives of residents and their communities.
E21 – Developing High-Rise Senior Living in Urban Mixed-Use Environments
As urban populations age, the demand for high-quality, integrated senior living in dense environments is rising. This session will showcase Benchmark
…As urban populations age, the demand for high-quality, integrated senior living in dense environments is rising. This session will showcase Benchmark at Alexandria, a ten-story assisted living and memory care community seamlessly woven into a vibrant
…As urban populations age, the demand for high-quality, integrated senior living in dense environments is rising. This session will showcase Benchmark at Alexandria, a ten-story assisted living and memory care community seamlessly woven into a vibrant urban mixed-use development. We will explore how thoughtful design and innovative planning created diverse living options and amenity spaces within a compact, curvilinear footprint, maximizing connec
…As urban populations age, the demand for high-quality, integrated senior living in dense environments is rising. This session will showcase Benchmark at Alexandria, a ten-story assisted living and memory care community seamlessly woven into a vibrant urban mixed-use development. We will explore how thoughtful design and innovative planning created diverse living options and amenity spaces within a compact, curvilinear footprint, maximizing connection to both the indoors and the surrounding city. The presentation will highlight the integration of biophilic elements, the strategic use of natural light and circadian systems for resident well-being, and how the building fosters community integration with its neighbors. Attendees will gain valuable insights into designing high-quality, sustainable, and socially connected senior living environments that empower residents to maintain active, independent lifestyles in dense urban settings.
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