Intergenerational Innovation: Insights from SAGE/AIA’s Intergenerational Task Force

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Tuesday, April 28, 2026
1 pm ET, noon CT, 11 am MT, 10 am PT

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Presented by

Craig Witz – Vice President of Development, The Kendal Corporation; Principal, Witz Company

Lisa Warnock, NCIDQ – Principal, Glow Interior Designs LLC

Greg Hunteman, AIA – President, Pi Architects

Addie Abushousheh, PhD – Founder and Strategic Advisor, AdvantAges by Design, LLC

JinHwa Paradowicz, FAIA – Principal, Perkins Eastman

Jeffery Beegle – Senior Director of Projects, Three Pillars Senior Living Communities

Course Description

Senior living market dynamics and consumer expectations are increasingly challenging the status quo for relevance, resilience, and inclusivity. This session presents the latest findings from the SAGE/AIA Design for Aging Joint Intergenerational Task Force (IGTF), now in its third year of advancing knowledge at the intersection of aging, design, and intergenerational engagement. Building on a multi-wave Delphi survey, an expert charrette workshop, and the development of an intergenerational roadmap, this session reveals new insights and real-world applications from diverse stakeholders care providers, developers, designers, and residents. Presenters will share strategic frameworks, practical tools, and case study examples that highlight how intergenerational initiatives can unlock innovation, strengthen community identity, and create long-term value across generations. Whether you’re designing, developing, or operating senior living environments, this session will equip you with actionable strategies to differentiate offerings, enhance engagement, and meet the growing demand for meaningful multigenerational connections. Join us to explore what’s next in intergenerational design, and how your projects can lead the way in creating vibrant, future-ready communities.

Learning Objectives

Identify key market trends, challenges and competitive advantages: Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the latest trends in intergenerational design and programming in senior living, and how these initiatives offer unique competitive advantages that can enhance service offerings and attract a broader clientele.

Evaluate effective strategies through survey insights and case studies: Attendees will be the first to explore practical and applicable insights from the latest survey results and successful case studies, focusing on financial, operational, and design perspectives.

Gain practical insights from diverse stakeholders—care providers, developers, designers and clients.

Participants will gain valuable insights into the challenges faced, the strategies that lead to successful outcomes, and the lessons learned, helping care providers understand how to navigate the complexities of integrating these programs into daily operations.