2016 Little Red Book - Senior Living

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GOODWIN HOUSE ALEXANDRIA RENOVATIONS “APM negotiated and steered the resolution to successful completion and to the betterment for Goodwin House, Incorporated.” - Mr. Harry Baldwin, Executive Director Goodwin House Alexandria The Goodwin House Alexandria First Floor Renovaons project encompassed a renovaon of the main lobby, recepon area and business center, main dining room, and associated flooring work throughout the first floor corridors. The focus of the renovaons was to eliminate a “wind tunnel” effect in the lobby area caused by sets of doors on the opposing East and West sides of the lobby, which allowed surges of hot air through the lobby in the summer and cold air in the winter. The soluon that project team developed was replacing the exisng doors with revolving doors. As revolving doors are never actually open to the interior and exterior at the same me, it addressed the wind tunnel effect by not allowing exterior wind to blow indoors. Lastly, an exterior architectural feature known as the “birdbath” – a skylight for the pool area on the lower level – was removed and infilled to address long-standing issues of leaking. CLIENT Goodwin House Incorpo rporated ARCHITECT Rife + Woods ods Archi chitec tectsts GENERA ERAL CONT ONTRAC RACTOR Twin Contrac racn ng Comp ompany
GOODWIN HOUSE BAILEY’S CROSSROADS - NEW INDEPENDENT LIVING TOWER & GARAGE “You needed to call on those strengths continually to bring … $135 million project successfully to completion, on budget and ahead of schedule, on a tight site occupied with over 300 older adults and hundreds of staff, with challenging partners, and in the midst of the Anxiety created by the economic recession.” - Ms. Kathy Anderson, President and CEO, Goodwin House Incorporated This project consisted of a 15-story, 106 unit apartment high-rise tower and underground parking garage with 177 spaces for both staff and residents. In order to take advantage of a very favorable bond market, the new Independent living Tower was bid substan ally earlier than scheduled and finished two months ahead of schedule. With parking at a premium, the Garage under the New Independent <strong>Living</strong> Tower was turned over to the Owner for immediate use while the apartment tower was s ll under construc on. This allowed residents to park there and for the Owner to terminate parking leases with adjacent property owners. Every square foot of new construc on was once home to surface parking spaces. With the new building structures’ footprints consuming more real estate of surface parking than providing new spaces in the buildings’ underground garages, APM pursued finding ways to regain a number of lost parking spots. An already crowed campus gave way to thinking ‘outside the box’ with developing the air rights of the storm reten on pond and building an addi onal stand-alone garage above. CLIENT Goodwin House Incorpo rporated ARCHITECT Dorksy Hodse dsen Parrish Yue GENERA ERAL CONT ONTRAC RACTOR Whi ng Turner Contra trac ng Compan pany
Page 1 and 2: LITTLE RED BOOK 2016 SENIOR LIVING
Page 3 and 4: FIRM OVERVIEW Preliminary Programmi
Page 5: PORTFOLIO SAMPLING
Page 9 and 10: PRECONSTRUCTION PLANNING SEQUENCING
Page 11 and 12: BEAUTY AND ELEGANCE ARE ONLY SKIN D
Page 13 and 14: VINSON HALL INDEPENDENT LIVING “A
Page 15 and 16: GOODWIN HOUSE ALEXANDRIA CENTER OF
Page 17 and 18: eferences Northern Virginia Associa
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