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This brochure describes some of the changes that can be made to your home's existing lighting to make you house more comfortable and secure. PDF version 1: For
viewing on line, presented in brochure spreads You may also purchase a printed copy of this publication for $5.00 by contacting the Center of Design for an Aging Society. Supportive drawings for inexpensive built-in lighting modifications to existing residences, or new construction: 1. Bookcase Detail "Home for Lifetime" A detailed description of a demonstration project built in Portland, Oregon. “Special Report:
The Dual Functions of Light” “Lighting in Nursing Homes—the
Unmet Need” “Lighting
Solutions for Contemporary Problems of Older Adults” “Age Wave Demands Sea Change. Light’s
Impact on Health Provides New Challenges for “Negative Aspects of Hard Surface Flooring for the Elderly” Universal Design If you would like more information about this relatively new paradigm that promotes "barrier-free" or "accessible design" for all all ages, we suggest the following links: National Center for Universal Design at North Carolina State University ASID
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