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Webinar: Universal Design Strategies for an Aging Population
Addressing public health issues and the natural process of aging through design can contribute to overall health promotion, avoidance of disease, and prevention of injury (Steinfeld and Maisel, 2012). An integral part of designing high-performance spaces for an aging population is incorporating health and wellness and Universal Design strategies into the built environment. Wellness-focused design strategies can help protect senior populations from a range of health issues and support overall wellbeing. Universal Design strategies help support changes in physical, visual, and potentially cognitive abilities due to the natural process of aging. The presenter will discuss design strategies that address health and wellness and Universal Design with a pointed focus on their benefit to the senior population.
Feb 12, 2021
Webinar: 12:00 - 1:00 PM
1AIA HSW
Cost: Free
Non- members: $20 (plus service fee)
Presenter:
Peter A. Stratton
Senior Vice President, Managing Director, Accessibility Services
Join Peter Stratton, Vice President at energy, sustainability and accessibility advisory firm Steven Winter Associates, CT for a presentation on incorporating Universal Design strategies into the built environment.
Stratton was formerly an adjunct instructor at New York University, New York Institute of Technology, and the Pratt Institute, where he developed and taught courses on accessible design and construction to practicing and future industry professionals and currently conducts accessibility training for public agencies, industry associations, developers, and architecture firms, among others. He is the author of A Basic Guide to Fair Housing Accessibility Everything Architects and Builders Need to Know about the Fair Housing Act Accessibility Guidelines, published by John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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