Moving Toward a Flexible Model for Residential Seniors Living.
What if ageing didn’t mean having to move home?
Australia is ageing — and the way we live, care and plan for our later years needs to evolve with it.
For 30 years, Bickerton Masters has been designing environments for people to live, age and thrive. Through our Living Sector practice, we have developed a deep understanding of the relationship between housing, care, independence, community and the built environment.
Our latest white paper explores a fundamental question:
Can we create homes that adapt to people as their needs change, rather than asking people to move when their needs do?
Flexibility in Living at Home: Moving Toward a Flexible Model for Residential Seniors Living
This research examines the potential for a more flexible approach to seniors living – one that sits between traditional independent living and residential aged care.
The paper explores how the built environment, planning frameworks, building classifications, technology, health services and community connections could come together to support people to age in place for longer.
If you would like to discuss this whitepaper with a member of our team…..