As aging problem gets severe, more elderly people require better residences to support their
later lives. Considering complicated safety and health risks the elderly would encounter …

Purpose This paper critically analysed 195 articles with the objectives of providing a clear
understanding of the current City Information Modelling (CIM) implementations, identifying …

As an active member of the Global Network for Age-Friendly Cities and Communities, The
Hague has been monitoring the progress over the years. In 2022, a second cross-sectional …

Traditional buildings will lead to a series of problems such as high energy consumption,
high pollution, and serious waste of resources and environmental damage. It is of great …

The industrial transformation led by digitization-related technologies has attracted research
attention in recent decades, enhancing its application in different sectors. The transport …

There are over 1400 age-friendly cities and communities worldwide, and the efforts to create
a better quality of life for older people progressively intersect with sustainability goals. The …

A projection of the Canadian population shows that in 2024 one in five Canadians will be
over 65 years old. This shift forces designers to consider the entire lifetime of occupants …

While the Canadian population ages, designers are encountering new challenges that
significantly affect the design of new houses. This demographic shift will impose major …

Recent decades have witnessed noticeable demographic changes around the world. The
global population has continued to increase steadily and, according to forecasts, the trend …

The severe population ageing has rapidly increased the demand for urban elderly care
services in most countries. As a novel urban elderly care mode, community-embedded …