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This book provides guidelines for the design process based upon actual tenant behaviors and uses of space in housing for older people. It sets forth new or neglected issues which should concern program planners, housing developers and designers with regard to the impact and future marketability of these special-purpose settings. A product of a five-year HEW study which won the 1979 Progressive Architecture Award Competition in architectural research, this book contains the behavioral evidence on which alternative design solutions ought to be decided. Designing for Aging describes and…
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1 edition- Other · English · 1980MIT Press · 329 pages · 9780262081078
Barrier-free design for older peopleDwellingsOlder peopleWohnenHabitationsArchitecture et personnes a ge esPersonnes a ge esAlter






