2011
DOI: 10.5460/jbhsi.v2.2.26791
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Arquitectura, vejez y calidad de vida. Satisfacción residencial y bienestar social.

Abstract: La problemática que origina la transición demográfica impacta en todos los países del mundo instituyendo una pirámide demográfica del tipo invertida. Siendo necesaria la consideración en todos los ámbitos al envejecimiento, dado que las demandas generadas a partir de este problema no obtendrán las suficientes respuestas en un corto plazo. A partir del enfoque de diferentes puntos de vista el presente estudio replantea estrategias, en la búsqueda de nuevas respuestas a las demandas de la sociedad que induzca a … Show more

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“…On the basis of these relevant data, this study has ascertained the relationship between sociodemographic characteristics and measures of satisfaction with life, quality of life and the housing conditions of older people. It has also defended the need to evaluate individuals’ assessments of a specific space and the relationship this has with their satisfaction (Olmos, 2008; Vázquez-Honorato & Salazar-Martínez, 2011). It would be interesting for future research to shed light on whether an integrated analysis incorporating technical housing indicators could provide significant information regarding which characteristics of housing should be modified in order to make it more suitable in line with the needs and perceptions of older people, with a view to rolling out reforms that directly impact quality of life and satisfaction with life among the older population.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…On the basis of these relevant data, this study has ascertained the relationship between sociodemographic characteristics and measures of satisfaction with life, quality of life and the housing conditions of older people. It has also defended the need to evaluate individuals’ assessments of a specific space and the relationship this has with their satisfaction (Olmos, 2008; Vázquez-Honorato & Salazar-Martínez, 2011). It would be interesting for future research to shed light on whether an integrated analysis incorporating technical housing indicators could provide significant information regarding which characteristics of housing should be modified in order to make it more suitable in line with the needs and perceptions of older people, with a view to rolling out reforms that directly impact quality of life and satisfaction with life among the older population.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to some authors (Olmos, 2008; Vázquez-Honorato & Salazar-Martínez, 2011), the importance of habitability resides in an individual’s assessment of a specific space and the relationship between this assessment and the individual’s satisfaction. Along these lines, Olmos (2008) points to habitability wellbeing as defined by the perceptions and assessments of different observers and participants about a specific residential area, the mutual interactions that take place within it and the context in which various hierarchical organizations are established in accordance with a physiological, psycho-social, cultural, economic and political order.…”
Section: Quality Of Life and Habitability Of The Environmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
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