MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. – Alanna Carter has recently joined HGA Architects and Engineers as associate vice president and healthcare principal in the Minneapolis, Minnesota office. She specializes in design for aging.
Carter has designed more than $6 million square feet of built environments for the aging, including nearly 1,000 assisted living beds, more than 875 memory care beds, 1,200 skilled nursing beds and 500 transitional care units.
Before joining HGA, Carter was director of the Environments for Aging Studio with RSP Architects.
Carter has a Bachelor of Science in Architecture with minors in Construction Management and Interior Design from the University of Minnesota.
She is the founder of the Minnesota Chapter of Society for the Advancement of Gerontological Environments, has published articles on design for the aging and has spoken frequently at local and national conferences on the topic.
