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Take an Integrated Approach for Better Results in Post-COVID-19 Senior Living Communities
Taking an integrated approach to the design, construction and ownership of senior living communities will result in safer spaces and peace of mind for everyone who plays a role in bringing senior living communities to life.
By Matt Sayre and Chris Teigen
March 1, 2021
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by Matt Sayre
Matt Sayre, Vice President of Construction for Ryan Companies’ senior living team, draws on his deep expertise in building high-quality, amenity-rich senior communities nationwide. He is responsible for leading integrated teams through business development, site selection, preconstruction, construction, and closeout phases of projects.
by Chris Teigen
Chris Teigen, AIA, NCARB, is the National Director of Architecture for Ryan’s senior living portfolio. As a design leader, his responsibilities include programming, building design and documentation, coordination of the design team and consultants, integration with construction and development team members, strategy and thought leadership, business development and customer relationships. With substantial experience designing senior living environments, Chris has a keen awareness of what constitutes a great place to live and thrive.
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