Aging in Place/Universal Design
Why You Should Work With an Aging in Place Specialist
Would you prefer to continue living in your home when you retire? Roughly 90% of American seniors answered, “yes.” Unfortunately, many of today’s houses aren’t built with seniors in mind. They lack hallways wide enough for walkers, wheelchair-accessible ramps, grab bars and handrails, and countless other additions that make homes comfortable spaces to live as…
Read MoreHealthy Homes: Improve Your Living With These 4 Quality Designs
Healthy home designs prioritize your physical and mental well-being while enhancing the quality of your residence. At Pathway, we believe homes shouldn’t just be beautiful and functional. They should also be comfortable, enjoyable places to live. We specialize in four different healthy home designs: Green building Aging-in-place Biophilic design Universal design Each of these designs…
Read MoreThe Cost Benefits of Preparing your Home to Age in Place
As we age, the prospect of leaving our home to move into an assisted living facility becomes increasingly daunting. After all, our home is where we’ve raised our families and made cherished memories. With Americans living longer and healthier lives than ever before, many seniors are opting to age in place (i.e. stay in their…
Read MoreAging in Place Remodeling
Aging in place is a common preference among older adults seeking to spend their golden years in the comfort of their home. To achieve this, many undergo home modifications, making spaces safer and more navigable. These renovations often involve enhancing accessibility and safety eliminating hazards, and can range from minor adjustments to extensive remodels. Though…
Read MoreHow implementing universal design in your home will transform your life for good
Welcome to Pathway Design and Construction Blog! Currently based out of Seattle, WA, we are a fast-growing home remodeling company invested in the art of healthy home remodeling including universal design, aging in place, green building, and sustainable design. If that mouthful sounded overwhelming, don’t panic just yet! Simply put, you’ve found the perfect little…
Read More5 Ways the Pandemic Has Changed Universal Home Design
From work from home offices to a newfound desire for private outdoor spaces, the pandemic is changing the way we think about universal home design. Here are 5 ways home designers are adjusting their approach: Increased Interest in Functional Space When it comes to home remodeling, functionality is just as important (if not more)…
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