Pinnacle’s Staff and their Families Bring Joy to Seniors
Engaging our Community - Cascades of Bend This is a rough time for everyone, especially the vulnerable. Seniors at communities [...]
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March 2020
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October 2019
Increasing the Health and Wellbeing for our Aging Population Through the Built Environment
By Briana Manfrass, Associate Principal and Interior Designer at Pinnacle Architecture, Inc. Increasing the Health and Wellbeing for our Aging [...]
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February 2019
Adaptive Reuse – the Pinnacle of Sustainability
According to Wikipedia, adaptive reuse refers to the process of reusing an existing building for a purpose other than which [...]
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January 2019
What’s the Outlook for 2019?
Pinnacle Architecture's 2019 Outlook for Affordable Housing, Healthcare, and Senior Living By Peter Baer, Pinnacle Architecture President 2018 was a [...]
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August 2018
As a designer, how do you understand the aging process?
Pinnacle staff experienced what it would be like to age 25+ years! Blum, a manufacturer of cabinet hardware, designed an [...]
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May 2018
Shootings, Safety, and Architecture
The fatal mass shootings across American are heartbreaking. From schools and government buildings to the workplace and housing, the topic of security continues to be more prevalent in our design conversations.
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June 2017
Oregon Grantmakers Panel Distribute $30M+ Annually
Last month Pinnacle attended a grantmakers panel to learn more about The Ford Family Foundation, The Collins Foundation, and St. [...]
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June 2017
A Changing Perspective on Senior Living
Senior Living Trends How we want to live is different for each of us, and sometimes those choices are not [...]
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May 2016
Trends in Senior Living from National Experts
The Environments for Aging Expo & Conference hosted in Austin, Texas last month brought together more than 1,000 of the [...]
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May 2016
Carpet Versus Resilient Flooring
What is the better flooring option for affordable, multi-family housing projects? I’ve been asked many times, which is better flooring [...]