Time and Place
12:00 to 1:00 pm via Zoom
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The Innovative Cities Lecture Series
“Live-Work-Play-Retire: Redefining America’s Malls” presentation by Danny Martin, Partner at SAS Architects & Planners, and Jamie Timoteo, Partner with Plante Moran Living Forward.
Lecture Summary:
Over the last couple of decades, there has been a paradigm shift in how consumers purchase products. The shift to online consumerism and away from large-scale malls has created a profound challenge throughout the country and an exciting opportunity for reimagining malls as neighborhoods and destinations.
Learn how including Senior Living Communities (SLC) within the development can provide the potential to activate the mall during all-hours of the week, help to bring outside visitors and new community activities, and integrate Senior Living environments into the surrounding community.
BIO:
Danny Martin is a partner at SAS Architects & Planners in Northbrook, Illinois where he focuses on the architectural design and development of Senior Living Life Plan Communities. For over 10 years, Danny has designed Senior Living communities, from large scale master planning and repositioning projects of Life Plan Communities to small-scale additions and renovations. He has been the Architect of Record for the design and construction of over $300 million of senior living architectural work within the Senior Living Continuum of Care. Danny earned a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign as well as a Master of Architecture and a Master of Urban Planning at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Jamie Timoteo is a partner with Plante Moran Living Forward, where he oversees the firm’s senior living development planning and financing team. He brings more than 14 years of consulting experience in the senior living and care industry to every client engagement, providing data-driven advice to senior living communities as they plan for the future. Jamie helps providers look beyond the numbers and draw conclusions to make the best decisions that support future growth. He plays an integral role in the strategic planning and repositioning process, assisting clients through predevelopment to confirm projects are right-sized, financially feasible, and in line with market need and future resident preferences. He has overseen over $700 million in bond offerings and financial feasibility studies. For projects that move forward, Jamie sits on the client’s side of the table, helping oversee the entire development team, including the architects and construction managers, to ensure clients’ projects meet their financial expectations and overall mission. His insights drive a more operationally efficient building while also delivering an attractive product for residents. Jamie earned a Bachelor of Science in finance from Miami University and a Master of Business Administration from Franklin University.
AICP-CM credits will be awarded.
Questions, comments?
All lectures are free and open to planners, students, staff, faculty, and friends of the University. Please contact Blythe Waldbillig, Department of Urban Planning Project Assistant at waldbil5@uwm.edu
