Has residential design has become the next frontier to a healthier, longer life? In this AD PRO LIVE event, held on March 24 as an extension of The Longevity Home Report, AD100 Hall of Fame designer Jamie Drake, AD100 architect Ron Radziner, and AD PRO Directory designer Helena Clunies-Ross share the residential design choices that can shape our physical and mental wellbeing long-term. Plus, we take a field trip to the Healthy Materials Lab at Parsons School of Design to discover the non-toxic materials defining the longevity home today.
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Meet the Panelists
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Ron Radziner
Design Partner and Co-Founder, Marmol Radziner
Marmol Radziner is an AD100 multidisciplinary firm encompassing architecture, interior design, landscape, construction, and custom fabrication. Since founding the design-build practice in 1989 with partner Leo Marmol, Ron Radziner, FAIA, has steered the firm’s work toward thoughtful, context-responsive modern design that encourages bringing people closer to nature and enhancing quality of life through spatial experience.
Jamie Drake
Design Principal, Jamie Drake
Recently recognized by the Healthy Materials Library at Parsons School of Design for helping “elevate material health as a design imperative,” AD100 Hall of Fame designer Jamie Drake is known for his bold, glamorous, and highly personalized spaces. By integrating natural, non-toxic materials and prioritizing clients’ well-being alongside environmental considerations, his studio exemplifies how high-end interiors can be both beautiful and supportive of healthier living environments.
Helena Clunies-Ross
Design Principal, Helena Clunies-Ross Design
British-born designer Helena Clunies-Ross’s residential, hospitality, and commercial portfolio is rooted in modern interiors balancing drama and serenity. Her signature use of natural materials, lighting, texture, and emotional resonance have defined some of today’s most luxurious wellness suites, upping the sophistication of clients’ spas, steam and infrared saunas, gyms, meditation rooms, and cold plunges.
