Site Planning and Design for the Elderly: Issue, Guidelines and Alternatives

By: Carstens, DianeMaterial type: TextTextPublication details: Van Nostrand Reinhold Company ; 1993Edition: 2nd edDescription: 170pISBN: 0442013515Subject(s): HousingDDC classification: 728.3 |
Contents:
Part One: Defining the Issues p.5, Low to High Rise Housing for Relatively Independent Older People p.7, The Aging Process p.10, Designing for the Elderly-General Issues p.15, Formulating Design Objectives p.19, Part Two: Site Planning and Design p.29, Site Development Patterns: The Surrounding Neighborhood and On Site Conditions p.31, Major Site Planning Elements p.56, Part Three: Designing for Outdoor Use p.81, Designing for Recreation and Pleasure Use of the Outdoors p.83, Site Design Elements for Recreation and Pleasure p.90, Amenities and Design Detailing p.123, Part Four: Summary and Conclusion p.147, Summary by Design Stage p.149
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Part One: Defining the Issues p.5, Low to High Rise Housing for Relatively Independent Older People p.7, The Aging Process p.10, Designing for the Elderly-General Issues p.15, Formulating Design Objectives p.19, Part Two: Site Planning and Design p.29, Site Development Patterns: The Surrounding Neighborhood and On Site Conditions p.31, Major Site Planning Elements p.56, Part Three: Designing for Outdoor Use p.81, Designing for Recreation and Pleasure Use of the Outdoors p.83, Site Design Elements for Recreation and Pleasure p.90, Amenities and Design Detailing p.123, Part Four: Summary and Conclusion p.147, Summary by Design Stage p.149

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