Together We Can Ensure Public Space Does Not Become A No-Go Zone
September 22, 2020
"A lack of co-ordination at the local, national and international level on numerous initiatives launched rapidly to combat COVID-19 could result in notably reduced co-operation and exchanges of data and results between funded projects.”
Issued by the Organisation for Econo...
A different mood seemed to be settling as I began drafting this article. It feels like a cautious breeze of change and optimism is heading our way, the tentative welcoming of an autumn reset on the horizon after months of uncertainty and turmoil.New starts, and big change, c...
YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD NEEDS YOU!
July 18, 2020
Kick Starting a Market for More Inventive and Inclusive Housing Schemes
Long before COVID 19 reared its ugly head, social networks had created a pandemic of loneliness. When life eventually returns to some semblance of normality it is likely we will want our loved ones close...
We’ve built the wrong type of real estate, for the wrong type of reasons, with the wrong type of consequences
June 19, 2020
I asked Andrew Edkins, Director, Bartlett Real Estate Institute at UCL, what he thought about the idea of a new standard for multigenerational neighbourhoods and how should we be looking to shape the development work to ensure maximum impact?Andrew began by reflect...
“As researchers we need to understand the life world of older people to ensure our smart neighbourhoods are truly responsive and supportive during the known trials and unexpected tribulations of later life”.These are the words of David Prendergast, Professor of Scie...
Is it Really Possible to Design for Everyone?
June 17, 2020
Paul McGarry, Assistant Director, Greater Manchester Ageing Hub, makes a strong case for including local government in the discussions around and development of an ISO standard for multigenerational neighbourhoods. As Paul says, local governments are major policy a...
Design for Life
June 16, 2020
Design-led innovation can lighten the load of ageing
The AAA invited some of the worlds' foremost design gurus to reimagine the relationship between our older selves and the built environment. Jeremy Myerson, Helen Hamlyn Professor of Design Royal College of Art, ...
One Size Does Not Fit All
June 15, 2020
“This project constitutes an opportunity for stakeholders to break the tyranny of uniformity to design and build homes and multigenerational neighbourhoods where adaptation and addressing changing needs are core principles.”Paul Quinn, Director of Regeneration for Clario...
In this session we ask how can policy radically accelerate the path of change
Stephanie K. Firestone, Senior Strategic Policy Advisor, Health & Age-friendly Communities at AARP International, gave a somewhat chilling overview of where we are today and the issues that have be...
Faith la Grange, is responsible for regional and local government business at Microsoft UK. I was pleased to discover that Faith has strong views on healthy and agile ageing, which she talks about in broad, holistic terms, covering everything from healthy eating, exercise, p...
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