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Nugent Senior Housing is located on West Johnson Street in Philadelphia and was constructed in 1896 in order to provide care for the elderly Baptist Ministers and their wives. It was built by philanthropist George Nugent in 1896 and was designed by J. Franklin Stuckert in the Chateauesque-style. For more than ten years the building sat vacant and in dire need of repairs. The building was acquired by Nolen Properties in 2006 the same year it was placed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Architects Relationship with Domus Architects appreciate the team attitude Domus brings to the table. It makes sense for everyone involved in a job—the owner, the architect, and the contractor—to work together. Domus gets involved early in the planning stages to help everyone understand the intricacies of each project and how those details impact every stage of each other's plans. Among the many architects Domus has worked with are: Cecil Baker & Partners, Kitchen & Associates, Kramer Marks Architects and Thomas & Co.

Domus is an Affiliate Member of the AIA - Philadelphia, which is among the oldest and most distinguished of all AIA Chapters. Founded in 1869, and with current membership of more than 2,500 members, AIA - Philadelphia organizes architects in the area for the purpose of shaping the built environment.

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