Design for Active Aging
Older adults today are healthier, better educated and more active than at any time in history. In addition to beautiful design, they want living spaces that support their active lifestyles--spaces that are easy to use and move about in, and easy to maintain; that are adaptable to multiple uses; that are great for socializing and entertaining; and that are cost, energy and environmentally conscious. Some also face challenges performing some normal activities of daily living and require environments that can accommodate their special needs.
What Is Design for Active Aging?
Designing for Acoustics, Hearing and Aging
Design for Aging and Green Design: They’re More Alike Than You Think!
Design for Aging--How Not to Do It
Benefits of Universal Design Model Homes
Designing for All - The First Steps
Remove Barriers to Improve Quality of Life
Sustainable Design Begins with Universal Design
Wellness Priorities for Senior Living Communities
Providing Lighting for Older Clients
How to Market Design for Active Aging
Is Design for Aging Right for You?
Understanding the Aging Markets
Getting Started to Design for Aging
Developing Leads to Older Consumers
Marketing for Design for Active Aging
Stealth Marketing to "Aging" Clients
Connecting Boomers and Universal Design
Communicating With Your Clients to Get the Information You Need
