Changing Aging Blogs
[Is your blog changing aging? Let us know at changingaging AT gmail DOT com]
- Ageless Marketing
- A Little Red Hen
- Better Than I Ever Expected
- Boomers
- Cab Drollery
- Duplex Planet
- EChronicles
- Ecumen's Changing Aging Blog
- EdlerAbuse.org
- Elder Law Issues
- Elder Storytelling Place
- Embodied Aging
- Global Ageing Network Blog
- Maya's Granny
- O'Folks
- Real Sage Advice
- Remembering Matters
- The Boomer Chronicles
- The Savvy Boomer
- The Story of Stuff
- Time Goes By
- Women's Voices for Change
Politics
- Daily Kos
- Grasping Reality
- The Huffington Post
- Talking Points Memo
- Think Progress
- The Washington Monthly
Media & Culture
- CJR Daily
- FAIR's Media Views
- FuturePundit
- Infomaniac: Behind the News
- Social Media
- Romenesko
- Truemors
Health & Science
News
Changing Aging Books
Search
Recent Posts
- Bridging the Gap
- Food and Energy
- Next Step
- Changing Aging Bloggers
- Monkhouse Mondays: Exalted standards
- Power-Up Friday: Changing Aging
- Let's Not Forget
- Eden International
- KGMB and the Genius of Aging
- Monkhouse Mondays: Social Climate Change
- Power-Up Friday: Is Grandma Drugged Up?
- Political Reverse Ageism
- Elder Co-Housing
- Culture Change
- Why I Blog: Reason 229,495,832
Recent Comments
Category Archives
Monthly Archives
- June 2008
- May 2008
- April 2008
- March 2008
- February 2008
- January 2008
- December 2007
- November 2007
- October 2007
- September 2007
- August 2007
Subscribe to this blog's feed
Blog Data
« Exhibit A: Why Oh Why is Health Care Reform so Hard to Do? | Main | Sedated »
October 5, 2007 |Permalink |Comments (0)
EngAge... Baby
People often ask me what direction I believe the senior housing sector is going to take in the future. I always answer that two emerging trends are going to prove to be central.
1) The spirit of community and a shift from "independence" to "interdependence."
2) A developmental orientation toward aging, elders and elderhood. It's about growth not decline.
Here's a group that is bring both strands together in a really effective way...
A first-of-its-kind 141-unit senior apartment community, The Burbank Senior Artists Colony features a theater group, independent film company, fine arts collective, intergenerational arts program with the BUSD and the following amenities for artists in their second 50 years of creativity:
* 45-seat Theatre & Screening Room
* Arts Studios & Classrooms
* Computer Media Arts Center
* Digital Filmmaking Equipment
* Digital Video Editing Bay
* Read Aloud Library
* Outdoor Performance Areas
* Art Gallery & Sculpture Garden