RGB delivers services that provide value to our clients, their patients, seniors and the community. RGB personnel pursue the newest accepted healthcare planning methods and are effective in strategic planning using this knowledge of current healthcare design standards and codes. Our team designs facilities that allow for ease of maintenance and demonstrate aesthetic thought in design.  Our efforts center around creating environments that will enable our client to provide accessible, high quality, seamless, and integrated care delivery for the improvement of health and the health care environment.

Situated on a scenic overlook with expansive views of Narragansett Bay, Scalabrini Villa is an expansive health care center providing long- and short-term care, rehabilitation, respite care, Alzheimer, and hospice services. RGB created a master plan and certificate of need study which led to the design and construction of a new facility. The new facility incorporates the latest engineering and equipment technology and patient care design doctrine inside a traditional building that responds to the vernacular of coastal architecture. The project also included the restoration of a second empire revival mansion.

RGB's design featured a grand, ballroom like community dining room that takes advantage of the Florida climate and landscape. This centerpiece of the 100 unit assisted living and Alzheimer’s retirement community adds to it's inviting character.

Painted wood trellises and deep overhanging roof eaves on the exterior allow maximum daylight, without excessive heat and glare in the interior. Inside, traditional furniture rendered in playful pastels with floral patterns is nostalgic accents such as swag drapery and twinkling golden chandeliers.

A historic structure in need of repair, Bridgham Manor, located in Providence's Broadway Armory Historic District, posed a unique challenge. Begun in October of 2007 and completed in August of 2008, the $1.5 million restoration included repair to the existing masonry, cast stone architectural details, EIFS wall system, and flashing. All of the repair and replacement was done per Rhode Island Historic Preservation and Heritage Commission guidelines and through their approval process.

The Manor’s elderly residents remained in residency during construction and great care was taken to minimize disruption throughout the 34,000 SF facility.

RGB provided design services for this continuing care community located in the quiet country village of Chapel Four Corners in Cumberland, RI. The architecture and character of Emerald Bay echo the rich, rural character of this picture postcard community in the historic Blackstone Valley.

This three-story, 108,837 SF facility has 132 congregate living units, and 20 skilled care units. Amenities include private dining facilities, library, pub, lounges, full kitchen services, a craft room, laundry room, exercise room, swimming pool and spa, game room, country store, beauty salon and tenant storage.

RGB designed this conversion of the Lippitt Woolen Company’s historic mill complex to accomodate an elderly housing facility. Originally built in 1865, the complex is a fine example of nineteenth century mill architecture.  The completed conversion has 117 units.

RGB provided architectural, structural engineering, and interior design services for the design of this adaptive reuse project.

This project consisted of the reuse of an A&P industrial warehouse into elderly housing. RGB completed investigative surveys and site design for the 100 unit elderly apartment complex.

Set on the shores of Lake Osborne in Florida, local breezy palm trees and lush vegetation surround the Lakeside Village, a comprehensive care facility that provides its residents with a full spectrum of services.

Designed for Encore Senior Living in conjunction with hospitality giant Hyatt, RGB integrated an Alzheimer’s care center, nursing facility, fitness and pharmaceutical services, 178 adult retirement units, and 34 on-story villas in a sprawling 300,000 square foot complex.

The building sites take advantage of the natural beauty of Lake Osbourne. Shallow reflecting pools and fountains dot the landscape, providing visual appeal and cooling comfort.

The design of this 225,000 square foot acute care and wellness facility in Tampa, Florida incorporated a variety of layouts on four stories amongst 150 living units.

Pastels and floral prints created a homey, living room atmosphere in the glass roofed atrium main space. Harnessing the Florida sunshine, the interior streets that ring the atrium offer an open, welcoming path to residents.

A full service commercial kitchen and servery offer a variety of nutritional meals and snacks that cater to dietary needs.

RGB was commissioned by the the Horizon Group to design this assisted living and nursing care facility in South Kingstown, Rhode Island. This senior care facility was one of the first of the type completed in Rhode Island.

RGB designed the first nursing home on the island of St. Thomas in the U.S Virgin Islands. This was done under the auspices of a federal program.

The structure was designed to preserve and protect the delicate environmental balance of the island.

RGB provided architectural and engineering services for this assisted living facility in Cranston, Rhode Island.