This research project investigates how redeveloped public housing projects are centering building design around the needs of residents through both architectural design as well as the implementation of certain facilities.
WHEN TO USE THIS BASIS OF DESIGN SECTION: This BOD section should be used in all new construction and rehab projects. This section should also be referenced and applied during capital planning to guide the scope of resident and staff space upgrades to existing buildings.
While their primary focus has traditionally been on developing spaces that are functional, safe, and livable for seniors, the integration of human-centered design principles can significantly elevate the impact of their work.
This study follows a systematic literature review methodology, ensuring a structured and replicable approach to analyzing the integration of human-centered principles into building design.
Resident-centered care identi es an approach to providing health care where the treatment plan is driven by the needs, preferences, and life-long habits of the resident. Care is individualized to each resident, and the resident is a participant in their own care when possible.
