Design for aging post-occupancy evaluations lessons learned from senior living environments featured in the AIA's Design for Aging Review, Jeffrey W. Anderzhon, Ingrid L. Fraley, Mitch Green ; foreword by Margaret Calkins.
Idioma: Inglés Detalles de publicación: Hoboken John Wiley & Sons c2007.Descripción: 306 p., [8] p.of plates ill. (some col.) 26 cmISBN:- 9780471757146 (alk. paper)
- 0471757144 (alk. paper)
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- RA998.5 .A53 2007
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Authored by the American Institute of Architects? Design for Aging Center, Design for Aging Post Occupancy Evaluations features well-researched post-occupancy evaluations for approximately forty senior living facilities previously featured in the AIA Design for Aging Review. Post-occupancy evaluations help determine if the facilities are truly providing an environment for the aging that enhances quality of life, minimizes their physiological ailments, and provide a caregiver?s working environment that allows for efficiency and efficacy. Each project in the book is evaluated based upon its overall design and care program, the relationship between the general environment and the general care program, obstacles and resolutions within the building program and/or the jurisdictional code requirements, and other salient factors.
Includes index.
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Jeffrey W. Anderzhon , AIA, is a consultant for environments for the elderly in Omaha. He was chair of the jury for the 2004 Design for Aging Review and 2006 chair of the AIA Design for Aging Knowledge Community.Ingrid L. Fraley , ASID, is president of Gaithersburg, Maryland-based Design Services, Inc., a company dedicated to the design of quality environments for older adults through consulting and turnkey services.
Mitch Green , AIA, is director of healthcare planning at the New York office of Hillier Worldwide Architecture. He served on the 2004 Design for Aging Review jury and is 2007 chair of the AIA Design for Aging Knowledge Community.