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Tham khảo tài liệu 'health supportive design in elderly care homes: ∗ swedish examples and their implication to korean counterparts', y tế - sức khoẻ, sức khỏe người cao tuổi phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | ARCHITECTURAL RESEARCH Vol. 9 No. 1 June 2007 pp. 9-18 Health Supportive Design in Elderly Care Homes Swedish Examples and their Implication to Korean Counterparts Sookyoung Lee Alan Dilani Agneta Morelli and Hearyung Byun Guest Researcher Research Center Design Health Stockholm Sweden Director Research Center Design Health Stockholm Sweden Project Manager Research Center Design Health Stockholm Sweden Researcher Institute of Millennium Environmental Design Research Yonsei University Abstract The objective of this research study was twofold 1 to explore and identify health supportive design factors in Swedish elderly care homes and 2 to understand their usefulness and suggest implication in Korean elderly care settings. A descriptive and explorative method was applied using a combination of field studies and semi-structured interviews. Three study trips were carried out during Sept. 14th and Oct. 12th 2005 two facilities situated in Stockholm suburbs and one in the south of Sweden. According to this research the valuable factors to support health and well-being for the elderly are as follows 1 Community integration These elderly care homes are generally places close to a residential area center or a city center. Services are often shared between residents and community members at large consequently there is a flow of visitors of all ages connecting with the facility on a daily basis. 2 Homelike environment A noteworthy aspect of Swedish elderly care homes is keeping the facility appearance as homelike as possible. The associations with home may be explored through the appearance and configuration of both the exterior and interior of the building. These homes seemed to be designed with a conscious aim to create a homelike setting. 3 Small scale approach Clustering of resident rooms is one method through which the small scale approach can be achieved in larger facilities. With unit clusters the facility can foster opportunities for social interactions among resident.
