Designing for ageing in place: Drainage solutions for accessibility, independence and safety
A study by the Australian Housing & Urban Research Institute found that between 78 and 81 per cent of Australians over 55 (depending on their age group) want to live in their own home as they age. New homes that are being built now by first or second time homeowners are likely to be the homes they live in into old age. New builds need to prioritise safety, accessibility and comfort to meet the needs of occupants now and into the future.
Download this whitepaper to learn how informed drainage design can enhance the quality of life of occupants as they “age in place”.
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