New pavilion at Crown Center for Senior Living

8360 Delcrest Drive, University City

Washington University architecture students and Prof. Carl Safe attended the dedication on May 2 of the pavilion, which they built at Crown Center for Senior Living in University City.  Taking the project from concept to construction, this was the first hands-on building experience for these promising young architects.  Crown Center, a nonprofit agency, provides affordable housing and supportive services to senior adults.  

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Board members, (from left) Alvah Levine, Marla Shanker, and Les Barowsky celebrate the dedication of a new pavilion at Crown 	Center for Senior Living, 8350 Delcrest Drive in University City. A design-build project of 13 Washington University students and
Prof. Carl Safe, it provides a space for outdoor enjoyment.  Crown Center, a nonprofit agency, provides affordable housing and supportive services to senior adults.

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Past presidents of the Board of Directors for Crown Center for Senior Living, 8350 Delcrest Drive, in University City assemble in the new pavilion, built in just 4 weeks by 13 Washington University students and Prof. Carl Safe, as their design-build project for 2003.
(from left) Richard Tallin, Les Barowsky, Miriam Wilhelm (current president), Jeff Rosenblum, Betsy Garland.  Crown Center, a nonprofit agency, provides affordable housing and supportive services to senior adults.

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Ribbon cutting ceremony at the May 2 dedication of the new pavilion at Crown Center for Senior Living, 8360 Delcrest Drive, in University City: (from left) Anne Jordan, Washington University student, Della Epstein, resident, age 102, Nikki Goldstein, executive director.  
Chosen as the design-build project by the Washington University Architecture Design Studio class, it was built in just 4 weeks by 	13 promising young architects and their instructor, Prof. Carl Safe. Crown Center, a nonprofit agency, provides affordable housing and supportive services to senior adults.

				Marian Brickner photo