Exploring the Path of Aging friendly Renovation and Barrier free 
Environment Construction in Old Residential Areas

Haolei Zhao

doi:10.18686/modern-management-forum.v8i6.13197

Exploring the Path of Aging friendly Renovation and Barrier free Environment Construction in Old Residential Areas

Haolei Zhao

Abstract

In the process of urbanization, many old residential areas are facing the situation of demolition and renovation. The age of
old residential areas is often decades old, and there are many elderly residents among them. How to properly accommodate these groups
and transform them into residential areas suitable for the elderly as much as possible is a hot topic of concern in today’s society. From the
actual situation, the current aging friendly renovation and barrier free environment construction of old residential areas are not perfect, but
require relevant personnel to strengthen the renovation eff orts and pay attention to the needs of the elderly from the design stage. This article
discusses the aging friendly renovation and barrier free environment construction of old residential areas, hoping to improve the quality of
life for the elderly in their later years and provide a livable environment for everyone.

Keywords

old residential areas; Suitable for aging; Construction principles; Construction Path

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/modern-management-forum.v8i6.13197

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