Umfang:
1 online resource (452 pages)
Ausgabe:
2nd ed.
ISBN:
9781118332900
Serie:
Building Type Basics Series v.21
Anmerkung:
Intro -- Building Type Basics for: Senior Living -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- 1. Senior Living Today -- State of the Industry -- Demographics -- Accessibility -- Solutions -- Design and the Aging Process -- Biological Aging -- Social Passage -- 2. Programming andamp -- Planning Guidelines -- Understanding the Marketplace -- Programming Space Guidelines -- Community Based Options -- Typical users -- Sponsors, Settings, Payments, and Reimbursements -- Geriatric Outpatient Clinic -- Adult Day Care -- Long-Term Care -- Typical Users and Care -- Sponsors and Owners -- Settings -- Program and Design -- Housing Models -- Long-Term Care Programs -- Program and Design -- Hospice -- Users and Services -- History of Hospice -- Sponsors and Owners -- Purpose-Built Hospice Care Settings -- Program and Design -- Payment, Reimbursement, and Regulation -- Assisted Living Residences -- Typical Users -- Sponsors and Owners -- Settings -- Program and Design -- Resident Unit -- Unit Features -- Unit Amenities -- Planning Approaches -- Payment, Reimbursement, and Regulation -- Regulation -- Trends and Innovations -- Residences for Persons with Alzheimer's and Dementia -- Typical Users -- Sponsors and Owners -- Settings -- Program and Design -- Design Considerations -- Payment, Reimbursement, and Regulation -- Trends and Innovations -- Independent Living with Services -- Typical Users -- Sponsors and Owners -- Settings -- Program and Design -- Unit Features -- Key Planning Issues -- Payment, Reimbursement and Regulation -- Trends and Innovations -- Continuing Care Retirement Communities -- Typical Users -- Sponsors and Owners -- Settings -- Organization -- Program and Design -- Market Considerations -- Program Components -- Assisted Living Residences -- Long¥Term Care -- Payment, Reimbursement, and Regulation -- Trends and Innovations
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Active Adult Communities -- Typical Users -- Sponsors -- Settings -- Program and Design -- Payment, Reimbursement, and Regulation -- Marketing -- Ownership -- Summary -- 3. The Future of Senior Living -- Demographics -- Population -- Health and Services -- Ethnic and Cultural Diversity -- Consumers' Expectations -- Privacy -- Choice -- Value -- Non¥Institutional Environments -- Security -- Integration into Existing Communities -- Lifestyle Changes -- Future Consumers -- Fitness and Wellness -- Lifelong Learning -- Lifestyle Apartments -- Service Partnerships -- Economic Pressures -- Existing Housing and Care Facilities -- Evolving Staffing Patterns -- Sustainable Design -- Leveraging Assets and Brand -- New Housing and Care Concepts -- Green Houses and Small Houses -- Culture Change -- Affordability -- Reducing the Cost of Housing for Seniors -- 4. Project Process and Management -- Planning, Design, and Implementation Process -- Strategic Planning and Preliminary Definition of Need -- Feasibility Analysis -- Selection and Organization of Project Team -- Programming and Predesign -- Schematic Design -- Obtaining Approval and/or Financing -- Design Development -- Construction Documentation -- Selection of the Construction and FF& -- E Installation Teams and Purchasing -- Construction and Installation -- Occupancy -- Common Problems and Cautions -- Failure to Plan -- Unclear, Timid, or Unrealistic Goals -- Inadequate Client Leadership -- Selecting the Wrong Project Team for the Wrong Reasons -- Ineffective Project Management -- Tackling Issues Sequentially, not Concurrently -- Poor Management of the Public Approval Process -- Not Prioritizing Quality -- Failure to Plan for Maximal Staffing Efficiency -- Poor Cost Management -- Failure to Plan for Maintenance -- Conclusion -- 5. Site Planning, Parking, and Landscape Design -- Site Size
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Assisted Living -- Independent Living -- Special Care and Dementia -- Kosher Preparation -- Bathing Equipment -- Tubs -- Showers -- 13. Acoustics -- Key Acoustical Considerations -- Noise Reduction Coefficients -- Sound Transmission Class Values -- Design Guidelines for Specialized Spaces -- Lobbies -- Dining Areas -- Multipurpose Spaces, Spiritual Areas, Auditoriums, and Media Theaters -- Bathing Areas and Other Hard¥Surfaced Spaces -- Indoor Pool Spaces -- Mechanical and Electrical Systems and Mechanical Rooms -- Hearing-Impairment Guidelines and Code Requirements -- 14. Lighting Design -- Light Levels, Reflectance Values, and Glare -- Lamping Options -- Linear Fluorescent Lamps -- Compact Fluorescent Lamps -- Halogen Lamps -- Other Lamp Types -- Windows and Daylighting -- Design Guidelines for Specialized Spaces -- General Guidelines -- Common Areas -- Corridors -- Resident Living Spaces -- Conclusion -- 15. Interior Design -- The Design Process -- Trends -- Color Theory -- Wayfinding -- Materiality -- Interior Design Guidelines -- Flooring -- Other Floor Coverings -- Wall Coverings -- Windows and Window Coverings -- Furniture and Furnishings -- Definition -- Trends -- Specifications -- Sustainability -- Process -- 16. Renovation, Restoration, and Adaptive Reuse -- Long-Term Care Facilities -- Assisted Living Facilities -- Independent Living Facilities -- Cosmetic Renovation -- Moderate Renovation -- Major Renovation -- Key Questions -- Integrated Scenario Planning -- Adaptive Reuse -- Key Questions -- 17. International Challenges -- Service Development -- Programming and Design -- Service and Socialization -- Process -- Aging at Home -- Country-Specific Issues -- China -- Japan -- India -- Thailand -- The Americas -- Europe -- Conclusion -- 18. Operation and Maintenance -- Introduction -- Operations Costs
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Ongoing Operating and Maintenance Costs
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Program Impact on System Selection -- Mechanical and Hvac -- Plumbing -- Fire Protection -- Electrical -- Finished Ceilings and Building Height -- Mechanical and Hvac -- Plumbing -- Fire Protection -- Electrical -- Flexibility -- Construction -- Materials Delivery and Timing -- Local Construction Capabilities and Preferences -- Ease of Construction and Schedule -- First Cost and Life Cycle Cost -- Cost Impact on Other Systems -- Appearance and Aesthetics -- Noise and Vibration -- Controls -- Mechanical and Hvac System Options -- Packaged Terminal Air-Conditioning Units -- Packaged Rooftop Units -- Air¥To¥Air Heat Pumps -- Water Source Heat Pumps -- Variable Refrigerant Volume Systems -- Fan Coil Systems -- Dehumidification Systems -- Ventilation -- Fresh Air Requirements -- Filtration -- General Exhaust -- Kitchen Exhaust/Grease Ducts -- Laundry and Lint Traps -- Plumbing -- Fixtures and Fittings -- Hot Water Distribution -- Metering -- Rainwater -- Fire Protection -- Fire Alarm -- Fire Pumps and Backflow Preventers -- Wet Systems -- Dry Systems -- Electrical Distribution -- Transformers -- Switchgear -- Metering -- Emergency Power -- Lighting -- 10. Communications and Low-Voltage Electrical Systems -- Systems Proliferation -- Emergency Response/Nurse Call -- Movement Alarms -- Access Control -- Visual Monitoring -- Telecommunications -- Television -- Internet Access -- Networks and Intranets -- Wireless Technology -- Audiovisual -- Point¥Of¥Sale Systems -- Operations Systems -- Trends -- 11. Special Technologies -- Remote Biometric Monitoring Systems -- Personal Locator Systems -- Fall Detection -- Telemedicine -- Web Portals -- Virtual Reality Therapy -- Remote Learning -- Circadian Lighting -- 12. Products And Equipment -- Medical Equipment -- Universal Design -- Mobility Devices -- Food Service -- Adult Day Care -- Long-Term Care
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Relationship to Adjacent Land Uses -- Vehicular Circulation -- Parking -- Landscape Design -- 6. Building Codes -- Codes and Regulations -- Federal -- State -- Local -- Reference Standards -- Energy Codes and Sustainable Design Standards -- Regulatory Issues -- Life Safety -- Space Standards -- Building Systems and Construction Practices -- Public Policy -- Accessibility -- Enforcement -- Fiscal and Bidding Controls -- Land Use Policy -- Waivers -- Conclusion -- 7. Sustainability -- Market Expectations -- Calculating Cost Benefit -- Years to Payback -- Life Cycle Cost -- Strategies for Sustainability -- Create Sustainable Sites -- Save Water -- Reduce Use of Fossil Fuels -- Heating, Ventilation, and Air¥Conditioning -- Lighting and Daylighting -- Alternative Energy Sources -- Smart Use of Materials and Resources -- Adaptive Reuse -- Indoor Environmental Quality -- 8. Structural Systems -- Considerations -- Program and Concept -- Applicable Codes -- Potential Code Changes -- Flexibility -- Soil Conditions -- Lateral Forces -- Impact on Finished Ceiling and Building Height -- Material Delivery and Construction Timing -- Local Construction Industry Preferences and Capabilities -- Ease of Construction and Schedule -- Life Cycle Cost -- Cost Impact on Other Systems -- Appearance and Aesthetics -- Structural System Types -- Wood Frame -- Structural Metal Studs -- Masonry Bearing Wall -- Steel Frame and Concrete Plank -- Composite Steel -- Precast Concrete -- Concrete Frame -- Long-Span Structures -- Pre-Engineered Structures -- Combined Systems -- 9. Mechanical, Plumbing, Fire-Protection, And Electrical Systems -- The Interior Environment and Comfort for an Aging Population -- Mechanical/Hvac -- Plumbing -- Fire Protection -- Electrical -- Program and Concept -- Applicable Codes -- Mechanical and Hvac -- Plumbing -- Fire Protection -- Electrical
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Print version Eastman, Perkins Building Type Basics for Senior Living Newark : John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated,c2013 ISBN 9781118007457
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