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Landow of Landow & Landow honored at Cabrini's annual dinner

Lloyd Landow, senior partner of Landow & Landow Architects, has been honored at Cabrini of Westchester's 11th Annual "Sharing in Mission" Celebration Dinner for the firm's contributions to the Major Modernization Project at the St. Cabrini Nursing Home and numerous other projects Landow and Landow Architects have completed for Cabrini Eldercare Organization. The Major Modernization Project is a 280,000 s/f addition and reconstruction of Cabrini's nursing home, a three-year endeavor designed to "create a physical framework to enhance Person Centered Care," fully integrating the physical environment of St. Cabrini with their philosophy of personalized care. The project has culminated in a completely modernized facility designed by Landow & Landow Architects that advocates a strong sense of choice and community for residents of St. Cabrini. In modernizing St. Cabrini, Landow drew on his conviction that every client and project is unique. Landow believes "as architects, we must put ourselves into the minds of the people who use a facility in order to understand how to design it." Following these ideas, the new St. Cabrini features a substantial number of private rooms and bi-axial double rooms that offer residents more privacy and comfort, designed around neighborhoods with balconies that offer panoramic river views, lounges, and a town square lobby that provides a spacious central locale for residents to meet. Great care was also taken to enhance access to the St. Cabrini chapel, where daily Mass can attract overflow crowds. Patricia Krasnausky, president and CEO of Cabrini Eldercare, credits Landow & Landow's personal approach to architecture as "a key factor in fulfilling the Major Modernization Project goals." This personal touch is a key element to how Landow & Landow routinely conducts business, ensuring its clients that the project will exceed their expectations. Landow & Landow Architects, LLP is a family-owned award winning architectural, interior design, and planning firm. Founded by Abraham Landow in 1922, the principals today are Lloyd Landow, sons Marc Landow and Glen Landow, and daughter Robin Landow Levitin. With an extensive roster of successful projects throughout the region and a team of experienced and creative design professionals, Landow and Landow continues to build a strong reputation for highly personalized service, creativity and design innovation. The firm has strong experience serving healthcare, education, commercial and institutional clients. For more information about Landow & Landow Architects, or to view their project portfolio, please visit www.landow-architects.com or email [email protected]
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