The Later Living Guide: Age-Inclusive Residential Design
Autor Cartwright Pickarden Limba Engleză Hardback – noi 2026
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781918216097
ISBN-10: 1918216096
Pagini: 192
Ediția:1
Editura: Riba Publishing
Colecția RIBA Publishing
ISBN-10: 1918216096
Pagini: 192
Ediția:1
Editura: Riba Publishing
Colecția RIBA Publishing
Public țintă
Professional Practice & DevelopmentCuprins
Acknowledgements, About the Authors & Contributors, Preface by James Pickard and Dr Chris McGinley, Introduction: The UK's Later Living Challenge: A Professional Assessment of Housing for an Ageing Population by Jeremy Porteus, Chapter 1: The UK Planning Context and its Impact on the Later Living Sector by Sarah Roe, Chapter 2: Inclusive Design and its Role in Later Living by Rama Gheerawo, Chapter 3: Case Studies by Richard Griffiths, James Pickard and Cecilia Zecca, Chapter 4: Age-Inclusive Design Principles by Cecilia Zecca and Dr Chris McGinley, Chapter 5: Designing for Diversity by Abdul Ravat, Chapter 6: Development Opportunities by Samantha Rowland, Conclusion by James Pickard and Chris McGinley, Endnotes, Index, Image Credits
Notă biografică
Cartwright Pickard is an award-winning architectural practice founded in 1996, widely recognised for its innovative, sustainable, and human-centred design approach. With offices in London, Manchester, and Leeds, the practice specialises in creating research-led and efficient buildings across a range of sectors, including residential, workplace, education, mixed-use and later living.
Descriere
The Later-Living Guide presents design-led solutions for later living housing, offering innovative approaches to creating inclusive, sustainable, and high-quality homes for the UK’s ageing population. It explores how architectural design can address the evolving needs of older people, promoting community, wellbeing and belonging.