Vessel Architecture

10/14/2026

Designed to support connection, wellness, and a flourishing lifestyle, Holliday Farms Senior Living brings a fresh, transitional contemporary aesthetic to Zionsville, Indiana. Thoughtful architecture blends traditional residential forms with clean, modern details, creating a welcoming community with spaces for gathering, recreation, and connection to nature.

From the material palette to the amenities designed to enrich everyday life, every detail contributes to a community built around living well.

Explore the project and learn more about our design approach in the link below.

The project is located on approximately 12 acres along Michigan Road in Zionsville, Indiana. The nearby Holliday Farms luxury development and country club will anchor this corner of Zionsville. The project will consist of a wood-framed multi-story building, king-size brick facade with board &

08/20/2026

Exciting progress is happening onsite at the Pavilion at Camelback in Scottsdale, Arizona! 🏗

With the structure set and exterior framing complete, our partners at Catamount Constructors are preparing the building for stucco and stonework.

Stay tuned for more updates as construction progresses, tracking toward substantial completion next spring!

Read more here: www.vesselarchitecture.com/vessel/project-update-the-pavilion-at-camelback

07/15/2026

It's National Hot Dog Day—and around here, that's basically a company holiday.

We take our hot dogs seriously at Vessel. Seriously enough that we have our own Hot Diggety Dogger (yes, Vessel-branded)!

Today we're toasting buns, loading up the toppings, and celebrating one of the great uniters of the office kitchen.

Because whether it's a building or a lunch spread, our philosophy is the same: create places (and cookouts) where people flourish.

The real debate: ketchup or mustard? Settle it in the comments. 🌭

07/10/2026

Good design is in the details ✏️📐

Great architecture isn’t just about the finished building—it’s about the thoughtful decisions that happen at every scale.

From first ideas and material selections to final detailing, every choice contributes to spaces that are functional, enduring, and beautifully crafted.

07/04/2026

Celebrating the freedom to design, the drive to innovate, and the opportunity to build a better future together.

Wishing you and your family a safe, joyful, and memorable Fourth of July.

06/30/2026

A great workplace has something in common with great care environments: it supports people’s daily rhythms.

At Greater Goods, the interior was reimagined to support modern workflows and wellness-focused amenities, including a thoughtfully designed kitchen/break space that becomes a daily anchor point.

This is a small glimpse, but it’s a meaningful one: spaces that support health aren’t always “clinical”—often they’re the everyday moments that reduce stress and build culture.

06/11/2026

One of our favorite “medical-adjacent” moves in senior living? Pairing an indoor pool directly with the gym or physical therapy space.

That adjacency supports rehab, strength, and mobility in a way that feels approachable and lifestyle-driven—more like wellness care than “treatment.” It’s a great example of how care-supportive spaces can be integrated without feeling clinical.

06/04/2026

Communities that thrive over decades are often the ones designed with flexibility built into the foundation—allowing spaces to adapt as care models, technology, and resident expectations evolve.

Our newest article explores how thoughtful planning today can create more resilient communities tomorrow.

Read the full article below.

The senior living market is changing. Occupancy is rising. Resident acuity is increasing. Expectations around aging in place continue to evolve. At the same time, development costs remain under pressure, forcing owners and operators to make careful decisions about where dollars are spent. In that e

05/29/2026

What if senior living and hospitality are solving the same design problem?

Today's most successful environments are focused on experience, wellness, comfort, flexibility, and creating meaningful connections between people and place.

The amenities people expect, the way spaces support social interaction, the emphasis on wellness, and even the design of individual units are increasingly influenced by the same trends.

In our latest article, we explore how the lines between hospitality and senior living are beginning to blur—and why the future of both industries may be defined less by building type and more by human experience.

Read the full article below and let us know: What design trends do you see influencing multiple sectors of the built environment?

For years, hospitality and senior living were viewed as entirely separate design markets. One focused on guests. The other focused on residents. One prioritized experience. The other prioritized care. But that distinction has started to fade. Today, both industries are moving toward the same goal:

05/25/2026

Today, we honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Their courage, service, and dedication will never be forgotten.

This Memorial Day, we pause to remember those who gave everything in defense of our freedom and reflect on the lasting impact of their sacrifice.

Thank you to all who have served and to the families who continue to carry their legacy forward.