April 12-14, 2027
Charlotte Convention Center
Charlotte, N.C.

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Dustin Julius

Dustin Julius

PartnerRLPS Architects

Dustin works closely with clients to translate program objectives into design solutions that maximize user experiences. His multi-generational planning and design experiences include a public food hall, active adult downtown living and community resource centers and residences for people living with dementia. A member of SAGE and EFA's Editorial Advisory Board, Dustin has shared his unique perspective and insights as a speaker at state and national conferences. His thought leadership is in translating social, spiritual, enrichment and economic goals into meaningful design solutions through enabling environments. He earned a Masters of Architecture with distinction from the Pennsylvania State University.

Tue Mar 17•9:15 AM – 10:15 AM•West 101 BC

E01 – Generation Integration: How the Fields at Three Pillars is Creating Unity in Community

As consumer preferences evolve, many are moving away from traditional, age-segregated Life Plan Communities toward intergenerational models that foste

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As consumer preferences evolve, many are moving away from traditional, age-segregated Life Plan Communities toward intergenerational models that foster authentic and dynamic connections across age groups. This session explores how communities can pro

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As consumer preferences evolve, many are moving away from traditional, age-segregated Life Plan Communities toward intergenerational models that foster authentic and dynamic connections across age groups. This session explores how communities can proactively embrace this shift-blending residential, care, and community resources to create vibrant, inclusive environments. Putting Intergenerational Planning into Practice: Attendees will gain practic

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As consumer preferences evolve, many are moving away from traditional, age-segregated Life Plan Communities toward intergenerational models that foster authentic and dynamic connections across age groups. This session explores how communities can proactively embrace this shift-blending residential, care, and community resources to create vibrant, inclusive environments. Putting Intergenerational Planning into Practice: Attendees will gain practical strategies for embedding intergenerational principles into both large-scale master plans and smaller-scale projects. Presenters will share practical guidelines for incorporating intergenerational elements-using many of the traditional programming and financing metrics, but reimagined through a new lens for development, design, and operations. Seeing the Concepts in Action: Take a deep dive into how Three Pillars Senior Living Communities is expanding its residential offerings to provide more diverse lifestyle offerings to both senior and non-senior users. This real-world case study will illustrate how intentional placemaking, phased implementation, and mission-aligned amenities-such as a Cognitive Resource Center and workforce housing-can bring intergenerational values to life while enhancing long-term community sustainability.

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Educational SessionSession TypeNew Models & Residential SettingsSession Track
CEU Credits:1.00
Mark Strautman
Jeffery Beegle
Dustin Julius
Mark Strautman
Mark StrautmanThree Pillars Senior Living Communities, President & CEO
Jeffery Beegle
Jeffery BeegleSenior Director of Projects, Three Pillars Senior Living Communities
Dustin Julius
Dustin JuliusPartner, RLPS Architects
Mark Strautman
Mark StrautmanThree Pillars Senior Living Communities, President & CEO
Jeffery Beegle
Jeffery BeegleSenior Director of Projects, Three Pillars Senior Living Communities
Dustin Julius
Dustin JuliusPartner, RLPS Architects
Capacity Unlimited:No
CEU:AIA – 1 LU, IDCEC – 1 LU
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