Baldwin House Front Elevation
Hey- I Know That House!
Is that what you said to yourself when you spotted a picture of this house while flipping through this month's AARP Magazine? If you were…
Should Visitability Be A Federal Law?
Visitability is an important strategy for developing accessible housing. It can contribute to creating neighborhoods and communities that welcome everyone. There is a huge market of 78.2 million Baby Boomers who may soon need affordable and accessible homes. Designing homes with open floor plans, U-shaped kitchens with maneuvering space for food preparation, bathrooms with [...]
AIP Technology: Now, Soon, and on the Drawing Boards
“New developments in technology promise to help transition healthcare from expensive clinical settings into private residences, encourage behavioral modifications that emphasize prevention rather than treatment of illnesses, and make it easier for family caregivers to monitor loved ones and take action in case of an emergency,” says Athan Bezaitis,
Universal Design Tailors Remodeling For Special Needs
Mackmiller's design team's challenge was to convert the original 29-square-foot bathroom into a 60-square-foot space that would incorporate elements of universal design and consider the needs of everyone using the space.
15 Simple Solutions to 10 Home Safety Challenges
Writing for AIPatHome.com Adam Fine identifies 10 safety and challenge areas that are most likely to occur in the home and offers 15 solutions.
5 COMMON BATHROOM PROBLEMS LIMITING SAFETY AND COMFORT
Shoshana Shamberg talks about 5 ways to improve bathroom comfort and safety.
Aging in Place Remodels: No Step Entries
The entry is # 1 on most people's agenda when they start to imagine getting in and out of their house. Almost everyone wants to Age in Place. Too many of us are forced to move, losing the comforts and familiarity of our home, because we cannot get in the door.
Baldwin House Dining Area
Universal Design & Lifespan Design Allow For People’s Changing Needs Over Time
The Baldwin House is designed to promote aging-in-place and is an urban response to the otherwise suburban ranch-style house. Located in an "urban infill" project in the Green Lake neighborhood of Seattle, Washington, it is a three-story house including the finished basement.