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Smart Silver Towns: Prospects and Challenges
These environment have led to recent silver town developments in Korea, which are high-rise apartment buildings for elderly-only living.
Source: anzasca.net
Date Published: 12/26/2022
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CHEONGPYEONG SILVERTOWN – PDI Design Group
Silvertown is a small, 200 unit senior housing complex situated in Kyungki-Do, South Korea. The design objective was to create a sense of community while …
Source: www.pdidg.com
Date Published: 1/14/2021
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Silvertown for the Golden Years – Gwangju News
Noel Silver Town is one of a rising number of elderly nursing homes in Korea, a service essential to meeting the demand of a raply aging …
Source: gwangjunewsgic.com
Date Published: 7/1/2021
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실버타운 (Silver Town) – Gyeonggi Province – South Korea
실버타운 (Silver Town) is next to Sagimak and is located in Gyeonggi Province, South Korea. amenity: hospital; name:en: Silver Town; name:ko: 실버타운 …
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Date Published: 12/18/2021
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As Covid hits ‘silvertowns’ hard, many elderly are left waiting …
Silvertowns these days are more like zombie towns,” sa one 66-year-old resent at a silvertown in Giheung District, Gyeonggi.
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Date Published: 11/18/2021
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(PDF) Silver towns and smart technologies – ResearchGate
The raply increasing aging population combined with a lack of aged care facilities in Korea has led to the recent development of silver …
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Date Published: 12/19/2022
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A Field Study of Silver Town Retirement Communities in Seoul …
A Field Study of Silver Town Retirement Communities in Seoul, Korea (English). Environmental Design Research Association.
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Date Published: 9/28/2022
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CHEONGPYEONG SILVERTOWN
Residential
CHEONGPYEONG SILVERTOWN
Housing
Gyeonggido, Korea
2005
Silvertown is a small, 200 unit senior housing complex situated in Kyungki-Do, South Korea. The design objective was to create a sense of community while fully accommodating independent senior living, all in harmony with the mountainous surroundings. To accomplish this, random and informal nature trails, bike and jogging paths are intertwined with a more structured common area that includes formal planting and a tree-lined walkway leading to a circular entrance plaza.
Silvertown for the Golden Years
Written By Karly Pierre
The band comes every Wednesday. An elderly woman grabs the microphone and heads toward the front of the crowded dining hall—swaying and singing while she parrots the flashing lyrics on the screen. Everyone claps along to the familiar rhythm. They cheer on both her vocal triumphs and shortcomings. Soon the microphone will be passed to someone else in the crowd, but not before the bandleader invites her for a spin on the dance floor.
Noel Silver Town is one of a rising number of elderly nursing homes in Korea, a service essential to meeting the demand of a rapidly aging society. Korea’s 65 and over age demographic, which now accounts for 13.1 percent of the population, is projected to balloon to 40.1 percent by 2060, according to Statistics Korea. Caring for generations with longer life expectancies along with changing family dynamics has become a challenge for the nation.
“The band is from the Western District Office,” Noel Silver Town Director Jeong Eun Mi explained. The music
from the dining hall fades to a distant thumping as she walks down a hallway. She points out colorful origami dangling from strings, a photo of two residents playfully arm wrestling and a small celadon vase. “A resident made that vase. Sometimes they sell their pottery at flea markets.”
From the sunroom’s large windows, the view of the surrounding hills, orchards and garden below are a reminder to the facility’s 28 residents that not all of Korea is racing forward. For this generation, who Jeong said are known as “Hills of Barley,” the thought is comforting.
“Our residents aren’t strong enough to work in a garden anymore,” Jeong said. “So they watch the farmers in the garden and sometimes give them advice.”
All of the facility’s residents are women in their 80s or older. Most were factory workers in the past. This is the generation, Jeong notes, that experienced “years of intense starvation and hardship,” only to find themselves swept up in the middle of the nation’s economic boom without a safety net.
“They were devoting too much to their families and could not prepare themselves for their elderly years,” Jeong said. “In Korea’s current system, it is difficult for families to care for elderly family members in the home as we did in the past. Within a family, both parents are working and family size has decreased.”
In traditional Korean Confucian society, caring for the elderly was the responsibility of the family, namely the eldest son. Jeong notes that in the past, sending an elderly family member to a nursing facility was considered abandonment, but with the government’s recent push to expand long-term welfare, facilities like this no longer have a negative stigma.
Woolgang Church, led by Pastor Kim Yoo Su, launched Noel Silver Town in 2009. Jeong has served as director from the beginning. She previously worked in the Eastern District Public Health Center and was a professor at Honnam University in the Social Welfare Department.
“I would send my students on practicums to various nursing homes, and my students would return complaining about the poor living conditions of the elderly,” Jeong said. “From that experience, I wanted Silver Town to be a role model for nursing homes in Korea.”
Many residents in the facility are wheelchair bound, but Jeong has implemented programs to create an environment in which residents do not feel trapped indoors. Elementary and kindergarten students regularly visit to create a cross-generational connection. There is a fitness program, cooking classes and, a particular favorite among residents, foot aromatherapy massage sessions.
“They get to relax and talk to the masseurs,” Jeong said. “The elderly are so used to giving and not receiving, it’s important to create experiences that focus on them only. Occasionally, we will take them on outings for a picnic or festivals. They eat and shop…During Chuseok we made songpyeon together. It’s funny because the residents can make them faster than our cooks.”
Noel Silver Town’s staff of 18 includes nurses, cooks, caregivers and administrators. Jeong has visited a number of nursing homes in other countries including Japan, Sweden and the United States and feels that a “smaller is better” approach is more effective when providing elder care.
“After touring other facilities, I feel we have high quality programs and services,” Jeong said. “I think elderly people feel lonelier in bigger facilities.”
A waiting list is evidence of Noel Silver Town’s growing reputation in the community. It offers a high standard of service, but is able to keep its fees relatively low (around 400,000 won per month) when compared with other nursing homes in Korea. This is due in large part to the support it receives from Woolgang Church. Also, in July 2008, the government began the Long-term Care Insurance System, which supplements expenses at nursing facilities.
With changing demographic trends and new government initiatives, elder care is set to become a thriving industry in Korea. According to the Ministry of Health and Welfare, in 2001, 7,864 elderly people resided in 128 nursing homes throughout the country. In 2012, 103,973 elderly Koreans resided in 4,079 nursing homes. A 2011 Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) report showed the number of long-term care beds in Korea was increasing at a markedly faster rate than any other developed country.
Although elder care is a nationally debated issue, the decision to enter a nursing home is a personal one.
“In their hearts and minds, the elderly want to be with their families,” Jeong said. “But some elderly came here of their own will because they think it is better to be taken care of by the facility since we provide food at regular times and they are able to be social.”
Families considering moving an elderly family member to Noel Silver Town are given a tour and subsequent counseling in order to make a decision.
“Many Koreans think that if you enter a nursing home you will stay there forever, but that’s not always the case,” Jeong said. “This is also a good place for recovery. If the resident’s health improves and they want to return home, they can. That has happened a few times here.”
Although Noel Silver Town was founded by a Christian church, its openness to welcome people of all spiritual backgrounds appeals to residents and their families.
“Most families like the fact that we have morning services everyday and ministers visit us on Sundays,” Jeong said. “We sing and pray, but there are some people who are not religious and that is fine…I believe that through caring for the elderly I am spreading the love of Jesus. I feel joy seeing the happy families when they visit. That kind of moment motivates me.
실버타운 (Silver Town), Gyeonggi Province, South Korea
실버타운 (Silver Town)
실버타운 (Silver Town) is next to Sagimak and is located in Gyeonggi Province, South Korea
amenity: hospital
hospital name:en: Silver Town
Silver Town name:ko: 실버타운
실버타운 name:ko_rm: Silbeotaun
Silbeotaun ncat: 병원
병원 source: http://kr.open.gugi.yahoo.com
Latitude: 37°47’40.44″
Longitude: 127°14’54.78″
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As Covid hits ‘silvertowns’ hard, many elderly are left waiting for help
As Covid hits ‘silvertowns’ hard, many elderly are left waiting for help
“Silvertowns these days are more like zombie towns,” said one 66-year-old resident at a silvertown in Giheung District, Gyeonggi.“Many of us [including people in their 70s and 80s] are in self-isolation and receiving at-home treatments [for Covid-19]. I only see my neighbors when I’m getting food from the cafeteria.”As “silvertowns,” otherwise known as private, elderly residential complexes, have been getting hit with massive cluster infections amid the national dearth of hospital beds since November, virus-positive residents are being deprived of proper medical care and treatment.A total of 66 elderly residents at the Giheung District silvertown tested positive for the virus after an outbreak that started late last month from a man who used the complex’s public bathhouse.While the average age of residents in the complex is 76, most of these elderly patients who tested positive were prescribed at-home Covid treatments.According to the Central Disease Management Headquarters’ regulations of at-home Covid-19 treatments, only those under the age of 70 who are either asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic are supposed to be eligible for these treatments.“My neighbor, who is in his 80s, tested positive for the virus Nov. 26 and yet was assigned to at-home treatments,” said the 66-year-old resident.“He wasn’t even given medicine and was barely holding on until a few days later when he was finally transferred to a military hospital in Ilsan [because all the civilian hospitals’ intensive care units, or I.C.U.s, nearby were filled].”An official from the Ministry of Health and Welfare said that they are trying to transfer critically ill patients in silvertowns to hospitals, but sometimes they cannot because the elderly patients do not always cooperate with them.“Some feel uncomfortable leaving their hometowns, so they don’t want to go to a hospital far away,” said an official from the ministry.“Also, some don’t properly report their symptoms in fear that they will be negatively stigmatized in their community.”Still, the underlying problem behind the large number of elderly patients receiving at-home treatments is the lack of sickbeds for Covid-19 patients across the nation.A total of 88.1 percent of Covid I.C.U. beds in the greater Seoul area and 79.2 percent in the entire country were occupied as of Thursday, according to the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KDCA).The 66-year-old resident at the complex said that when he tested positive with Covid-19, he was assigned to at-home treatment, though he lived with his wife who did not have the virus.“We used separate bathrooms and everything, but it was only a matter of days until she caught the virus from me,” the resident said. “At-home treatments seem no different than telling the people we live with to catch the virus as well.”Civic groups across the nation are holding mass protests against the government’s expansive at-home Covid-19 treatment policy.“At-home treatments are just a nicer way to say treatment-in-waiting — it is more like neglect than treatment,” said a member of the People’s Solidarity for Participatory Democracy at a press conference in Jong District, central Seoul, on Thursday.“At-home treatment is just another way to hide the fact that our country is running out of sickbeds.”Experts say that alternative setups need to be erected to hospitalize more Covid-19 patients and properly take care of them.“In order to overcome this situation, we need to build new hospitals that only take in critically ill Covid patients and also need to gather medical staff to work there,” said Kim Dong-hyeon, professor of preventative medicine at Hallym University.“We are at a point in the pandemic where we need to prepare for the worst.”BY CHOI YEON-SU, LEE JIAN [[email protected]]
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Perceived Neighborhood Environment and Neighborhood Satisfaction as Determinants of Housing Value Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Fear of Crime in a Large Railway Terminal Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Effect of Visual Displays on Design Problem Solving Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Green Timeline: A Virtual View of the People, Publications, Projects and Milestones that Shaped the Sustainability Movement in the U.S Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Evaluating the Effectiveness of Videos in Teaching Design Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Institutional Environmental Project of the Language Center in Cordoba, Veracruz Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Palimpsest, Place Making and Processing Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Student and Faculty Attitudes: Psychological and Social Concerns in Architecture Programs Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Teaching Social and Cultural Approaches to Sustainable Architecture in China: A Report from Southeastern University, Nanjing, May 2007 Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Women in Academia: A Special Case for Departments of City Planning in California Universities Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Understanding the Millennial Generation: Pedagogy for Tomorrow’s Leaders Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Learning Environments Children’s Preferences and Attachment to Place in Learning Environments Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Physical Design and Learning Behaviors and Outcomes in University Classrooms Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Phenomenological Experience and Interpretation of Water Space in Contemporary Museum of Art Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Responsive Design in the Built Environment Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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The Role of Time in Environmental Research Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Applying Person-Centered Care Principles to the Refurbishment of a Dementia Care Unit: Outcomes Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Benefits of using the Professional Environmental Assessment Protocol (PEAP) with the Therapeutic Environmental Screening Survey (TESS-2+) Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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An Environmental Improvement in a Group Home for Elderly with Dementia Based on PEAP (Japan Ver.3) Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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A Field Study of Silver Town Retirement Communities in Seoul, Korea Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Light and Daylight: Reducing Falls, Hip Fractures and Sleep Disorders While Reducing Energy Consumption Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Mobility and Social Representations of Aging: Experiences and Meanings of “Home” for Elderly Suburbanites Growing Old at Home Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Physical Environmental Influences on the Physical Activity Behavior of Older Adults in Continuing Care Retirement Communities Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Post-Occupancy Evaluations of Elderly Learning Spaces in Long-term Care Facilities: Using the Balanced Scorecard Framework Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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The Study of Home Environment Modifications Corresponding to Elderly People with Dementia: Analysis Based on Research of Nursing Care Managers Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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A Study on the Needs for Future Digital Lifestyles of the Elderly Through Scenarios in a Multipurpose Restaurant Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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A Study on Patterns of the Daily Life Behavior and Activity Territory for the Elderly in Nursing Homes: A Case Study of a Hospital-Based Nursing Home in Southern Taiwan Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Sustainable Environments: Optimizing Natural Light in Senior Living Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Sustaining Independence for Community Dwelling Elders: Adult Day Services as an Emerging Place Type Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Tools and Processes for Culture Change in Long-term Care Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Managing Memory, Managing Meaning Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Sustaining Place: Memory, Memorial and Identity Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Reactive Building Envelopes: Optimizing Indoor Comfort Through Adaptable Architecture Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Users’ Priorities: Activities and Environmental Factors in the Hospital Outpatient Waiting Room Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Alternative Healthcare Environments Branding of Northeastern Oklahoma Community Health Centers Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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The Road Ahead: The Need to Clarify and Re-Conceptualize Healing Environments Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Realizing the Concept of the Healthcare Mall: An Example from Taiwan Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Nurses’ Workplace Environments Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Specialized Healthcare Settings Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Influence of View in Inpatient Care Units on Nurse Stress and Wellbeing Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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The Impact of the Physical Environment on Patient and Staff Outcomes in Health Care Settings Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Analysis of Healing Environments of Women’s Hospitals in Korea Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Defining the Design Characteristics of a Successful Adaptable Inpatient Care Unit Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Environmental Correlates of Falls in Healthcare Settings Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Evidence-Based Design for the Neuro Intensive Care Unit at the Emory University Hospital Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Environmental Design And Post-Operative Recovery: A Comparative Study Of Two Cardiovascular And Cardiothoracic Wards Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Contextual and General Experiences Among Employees in Different Office-Types Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Beyond Daylight: The Relationship Between Views Preference and Daylighting Quality in Offices Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Employees’ Satisfaction: Sustainable vs. Conventional Work Environment Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Enhancing Workspace Performance: Predicting the Influence of Spatial and Psychosocial Factors on Job Satisfaction Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Perceived Quality of Collaborative Environment at Workplace: Impact from Physical Openness and Amount of “Common” Space Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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A Post Occupancy Survey of Postal Facilities: Analysis of Pre-coded and Post-Coded Data Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Physical Work Space and Media Richness: The Impact on Organizational Knowledge Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Quantitative Assessment of Individual and Group Privacy Needs Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Workers’ Perception of Workplace Environment and Culture: A Comparative Study of Six County Offices Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Seven Essential Teamwork Competencies and How to Design for Them Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Community Gardens: Strengthening Neighborhoods from the Ground Up Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Theory Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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The Composition Methods and Approach Sequence by Analysis of Water Space in Tadao Ando’s Works Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Evaluation of the Redesign of a Modernist Icon Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Literary Landscape: The Ideological Connections Between James Russell Lowell and Frederick Law Olmsted Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Leisure Place Advocacy: Understanding Place Related Behavior at a Destination Ski Resort Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Preserving Cultural Landscapes in the Neoliberal City: The Case of Community Gardens in New York City Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Evidence-Based Landscape Design Principles for Hospital-Park Systems: The Royal Children’s Hospital Redevelopment in Royal Park, Melbourne, Australia Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Health & Healing Environments Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Therapeutic Gardens at Teleton Rehabilitation Center in Santiago, Chile: Designing for Children, Family, and Staff Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Restorative Experience in Natural Settings: A Literature Review Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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What Attributes Do Older People Prefer in Accessing Their Local Open Space? Mapping the Role of the Environment by the Use of Choice-Based Conjoint Analysis Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Place: Connecting People and their Environment Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Stories and Story Tellers: Sustaining Place and Reconstructing Identity Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Visual Rhetoric of the Everyday Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Sustaining Community Memory: Ruin Treatment Case Studies Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Walking Voices: First Generation Migrants’ Experiential Attachments to Urban Neighborhoods Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Architectural Programming Beyond Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs: An Exploratory Homeless Shelter Architectural Programming Grid Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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A Theoretically-Based Model for Organizational Research & Design: A Case Study Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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The Politics of Facility Programming Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Programming With Pattern Language Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Programming in a Flat World Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Connecting Research & Practice Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Building Sustainable Communities through Campus/Community Partnerships Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Green Practices Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Creating Habitat: Soil Properties and the Swiss Ecoroof Biodiversity Movement Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Innerscapes: Interior Vertical Vegetation Growth Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Participatory Design 7th Ward Building Arts Gallery: A New Model for Community Design/Build Projects Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Rising from the Ruins: Artists’ Perceptions of Creation in an Adaptive Use Facility Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Assessing Challenges, Finding Rewards: Lessons from Community Design Centers Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Building and Sustaining a Community of Participatory Researchers Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Development of a Conceptual Plan for a Small Community: A Participatory Process in Traver, California Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Designing and Democratizing the Public Realm – A Place-Based Practice Story: Trumansburg’s Main Street Project Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Exploring the Ethical Dimensions of Participatory Design Research Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Is Participation Sustainable? Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Participatory Programming of an Elementary School Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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The Role Online Environments in Our Planning Processes: A Case Study in Queens, New York Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Post-Occupancy Evaluation Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Residence Hall Architecture and Sense of Community: Everything Old is New Again Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Alternative Housing Types Maximizing Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Culture and Sustainability: Ojibwe Housing Needs and Aspirations Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Cultural Contexts A Philosophical House, A Practical Home Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Defining and Measuring Home in Japan Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Housing Adaptation Pattern of Cross-Cultural Sojourner: A Case of Korean Sojourners in the United States Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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The Improvement of Residential Environments and the Design Model of Multi-Family Housing in Korean Traditional Contexts Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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The Quest for Sustainable Housing Patterns on the Island of Cyprus Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Implications of Commuting Satisfaction on Residential Movement Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Requirements and Examples of Healthy Housing Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Restorative Residents for Mothers with Young Children in Japan Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Transformation of the Built Environment as Cross Cultural Design Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Green Design Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Trends of recent Korean brand apartments by content analysis Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Ecology House: A Post-Occupancy Evaluation Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Renovating Houses to Meet the Demands of the 21st Century Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Green/Healthy/Affordable Housing: Complexity or Contradiction? Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Residential Property Remodeling for Enhancing Sustainability Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Housing Strategies in Developing Countries Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Building Sustainable Communities in Post-tsunami Sri Lanka: Retrospect & Prospect Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Flexibility and Participation Potentials of A Core Housing Strategy Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Impact of Home Based Economic Activities on Housing and Microenvironments in Aligarh Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Symbiotic Life of Different Income Groups Residential Areas of Istanbul Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Live-Work Housing Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Residential Outdoor Spaces Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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A Comparison of Residents’ Satisfaction Level of Outdoor Space by Housing Structure Type Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Micro-Social Ambiences of Housing Surroundings: Sensory/Sensitive and Social Properties of Row-Housing Gardens in a High Density Grouped Housing Context Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Resident’s Evaluation of Community Facilities in High-Rise Mixed-Use Apartments Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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A Comparative Study of Quantitative Methodology of Spatial Cognition Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Cognitive Processing of Urban Environment Through the Characteristic of Learning by Wayfinding Behaviors in a Grid Network of Streets Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Effect of Sign Color, Brightness and Letter Weight Factor on Legibility Depending on the User’s Age Group Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Evaluating Wayfinding in Shopping Complexes Using a Virtual Environment Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Environmental Graphic Design: Clear Goals and Expectations Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Regional Wall Coloring in Subway Transfer Stations Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Neurosciences and Design Research: Toward a Neuro-Environmental Psychology Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Spatial Cognition and Wayfinding: Research in Humans and Animals Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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The Role of Virtual Environments in Wayfinding Design: A Case Study Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Spatial Differentiation in Seoul Subway Transfer Stations Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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A Study on the Relationship between Visitors’ Satisfaction Level and Environmental Factors in Design Fair Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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A Study of Visual Perception Depending on Visual Factors in a Tourist Information Map Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Values and Responses to Design Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Web Interface — a Designer’s Perspective Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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The Visual Environmental Effects of the Virtual Space Formed by Game Engines Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Accessibility and Self-Identity: Defining Sense of Place for Users with Mobility Disabilities Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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An Experiment on the Effectiveness of Assembly Devices for the Orientation and Mobility of the Visually Impaired Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Re-Defining Disability: Developing a New P-E Model for Designers and Policy Makers Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Bathroom Design for the Disabled Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Recreational Spaces for the Visually Handicapped Part 2: Evaluation of Gift Shops on a Guided Bus Tour Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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A Study of Universal Design Principles in Outdoor Community Facilities in Apartment Complexes Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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A Study of Environmental Supports Through Structured Teaching for People with Autism and Other Developmental Disorders Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Sustaining Life-Worlds: Historical Memory, Enduring Practices, and Persistent Resistances Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Contemporary Urbanisms Challenging Contemporary Urbanisms: Multi-sector Social Construction Model Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Historic Preservation Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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The Importance of Urban Regeneration Towards a Sustainable City in the Old Railroad Station Neighborhood in Cordoba, Veracruz Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Measuring the Sustainability Level of the Walled City of Famagusta in Northern Cyprus Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Railways in Disuse and its Sustenance: The Case of the Mexican Railroad Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Landmarks Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Urban Character and Viewscape Assessment Study: Community Visioning Prototype as the Basis for Urban Land Use Regulation Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Sustainable Strategies in Developing Countries Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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How to know: The Potentiality of a Conurban Zone in Creating Design Strategies for Micro Regional Sustainable Development Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Global ICT Development: Image, Sustainability and the Transformation of Corporate Space in Bangalore, India Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Helping to Build Sustainable Communities with the UN Project: Territorial and Habitat Development Through the Strategic Management and Planning in Veracruz, Mexico Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Rescuing Prehispanic Patterns to Implement in Urban Design Projects for Utopian Sustainable Cities Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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A Proposal for the Gwang-ju Swan City Landscape Plan Using an Artificial Environment Color Scheme Based on Natural Environmental Colors Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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String Playing in Sustainable Edge Communities Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Urban Open Spaces Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Post-Occupancy Evaluation of Urban Open Spaces in Turkey Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Shifting Paradigms in the Urban Landscape Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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The Re-Creation of Front de Seine: Integrating the Real and Programmed Uses of Urban Space Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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How Bad is Bad? Understanding `Weakness’ in the Fabric of an Older Industrial Neighborhood in Newark, Ohio Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Urban Infill Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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Mixed-Use Development: From Ideal to Reality Environmental Design Research Association | 2007 print version
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