Bridging Past and Present to Illuminate the Future

By assessing CAMA’s past body of work, key themes will be identified and analyzed in conjunction with current global trends. This analysis will illuminate CAMA’s future direction and bring forth guiding questions to investigate across research, evidence-based design projects, and supportive product development.

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The Towers at Tower Lane

This senior living community is designed to foster a holistic quality of life by anticipating the needs of its predominantly Jewish residents and enriching daily living through symbolism and intentional design woven throughout the built environment, in alignment with CAMA’s Eudaemonic design approach. 

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Elizabeth Oshana
Meeting people where they are

Healthcare providers are uniquely entrusted with the sacred duty of caring for individuals when they are at their most fragile—physically, emotionally, and spiritually— regardless of their circumstances, background, or ability to pay.

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Elizabeth Oshana
The Healing Power of Mobility

This CEU empowers designers to understand movement as medicine when creating healthcare environments. Explore how thoughtful furniture design and spatial planning can transform patient recovery by supporting the critical transition from bedrest to active engagement, promoting stability and reducing immobility risks.

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Elizabeth Oshana
Wayfinding Landmarks

Feature walls act as wayfinding landmarks. They should occur at key decision points such as at the termination of a corridor and within elevator lobbies. These large-scaled features should be viewed from a great distance and surprise and delight the senses. 

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Art, WayfindingElizabeth Oshana
Peace by Design

In Chapter 5, interior designer Rosalyn Cama discusses how the design of the interior environment can elicit a sense of peace as well as evoke interpersonal harmony.

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Rosalyn Cama