Add to ORKGFirst paragraph: Thirty years ago dementia was a condition less understood than it is now and assumed to be a normal part of ageing. A condition which affects the memory, it can also affect sight, hearing, balance, walking, visual and spatial understanding, navigation and tonal differentiation, and can cause hallucinations
This paper represents a synthesis of diverse and disparate evidence in the research literature that ...
Due to memory loss, most people with dementia are increasingly disorientated in space, time, and ide...
Dementia severely impacts an individual’s ability to think and reason coherently due to the deterior...
First paragraph: Thirty years ago dementia was a condition less understood than it is now and assume...
Discussions about the importance of the built environment for healthcare delivery extend at least as...
Current debate on ageing in urban environments focuses on how designers and planners develop age-fri...
Due to memory loss, most people with dementia are increasingly disorientated in space, time, and ide...
RESEARCH QUESTION: How can public spaces be designed to be friendly for relatively high functioning...
Due to our aging population, numbers of people with dementia are constantly increasing, while both t...
Elderly suffering from dementia go through a difficult and confusing time from the moment they start...
Outline SIZE NONINSTITUTIONAL DESIGN SIGNAGE SENSORY STIMULATION SAFETY OUTDOOR SPACES CONC...
Dementia has become one of the most feared diseases. It is feared more than cancer for those over 50...
This research paper targets one of the most prominent design challenges in our society today: how th...
In this article, I examine building-user interactions on three dementia wards in the Netherlands. I ...
First paragraph: Textbooks, academic articles and information guides about dementia often give sugge...
This paper represents a synthesis of diverse and disparate evidence in the research literature that ...
Due to memory loss, most people with dementia are increasingly disorientated in space, time, and ide...
Dementia severely impacts an individual’s ability to think and reason coherently due to the deterior...
First paragraph: Thirty years ago dementia was a condition less understood than it is now and assume...
Discussions about the importance of the built environment for healthcare delivery extend at least as...
Current debate on ageing in urban environments focuses on how designers and planners develop age-fri...
Due to memory loss, most people with dementia are increasingly disorientated in space, time, and ide...
RESEARCH QUESTION: How can public spaces be designed to be friendly for relatively high functioning...
Due to our aging population, numbers of people with dementia are constantly increasing, while both t...
Elderly suffering from dementia go through a difficult and confusing time from the moment they start...
Outline SIZE NONINSTITUTIONAL DESIGN SIGNAGE SENSORY STIMULATION SAFETY OUTDOOR SPACES CONC...
Dementia has become one of the most feared diseases. It is feared more than cancer for those over 50...
This research paper targets one of the most prominent design challenges in our society today: how th...
In this article, I examine building-user interactions on three dementia wards in the Netherlands. I ...
First paragraph: Textbooks, academic articles and information guides about dementia often give sugge...
This paper represents a synthesis of diverse and disparate evidence in the research literature that ...
Due to memory loss, most people with dementia are increasingly disorientated in space, time, and ide...
Dementia severely impacts an individual’s ability to think and reason coherently due to the deterior...