Harley Ellis Devereaux - Projects - Evangelical Homes of Michigan

Evangelical Homes of Michigan

Saline, Michigan

Memory Support Center

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Warm colors, large windows and open seating of the dining area emphasize the welcoming and social atmosphere of the Memory Support Center.
The site development includes multiple memory support gardens, native plantings, walking paths, courtyards and seating areas for residents to gather and enjoy the surrounding scenery.
The residential setting adheres to a community-centered concept, which creates a comforting and social atmosphere for both residents and their families.
A variety of support spaces are provided that include a spa, medical exam room, hair salon, fitness room, market, café, chapel, and library.
The Memory Support Center’s exterior features traditional architectural elements such as brick, siding, varied rooflines, and porches to define the facility’s residential character.

people involved in this project:

Andrew S. Jaworski

AIA, LEED AP BD+C
Principal, Corporate & Commercial Studio Leader

News

March 19, 2012 - Harley Ellis Devereaux was recognized as a member of Lawrence Technological University’s “1932 Society” at their 2012 Winterlude Celebration at The Henry Ford in Dearborn, Michigan on March 1, 2012. Lawrence Technological University (LTU) was founded in 1932 on the principle that education requires students to master both theory and practice. The “1932 Society” recognizes a legacy of... more
February 28, 2012 - The new Miramar College LEED Platinum Design-Build Public Safety Building is currently featured on the Design-Build Institute of America's (DBIA) website under news. To view, please go to: www.dbiawpr.org
February 14, 2012 - San Diego Union-Tribune The Oceanside Unified board of trustees on Tuesday unanimously selected an architect from among five finalists to design the Oceanside High Performing Arts Center. The winning firm was Harley Ellis Devereaux, which presented a conceptual design for the theater that included copper paneling and a shared lobby for the two main performance halls slated for the... more