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'Wohin mit Mutti?' (Where to send Mum?) read the front-page headline of an issue of German magazine Stern back in the late 1980s. The accompanying image: a grey-haired old lady in a wheelchair, wrapped in brown paper and string, ready to be shipped off.

Three decades later and the problem of how to care for our senior citizens in an increasingly ageing population has become a full-blown crisis. While funding social care for the elderly is critical, architecture also has a role to play, creating environments that deliver not only on utility, but also on dignity and compassion.

Simon Keane-Cowell, Editor-in-Chief

Feature

Old, not obsolete: new care homes

Photo: Eugeni Pons

As the number of relatively healthy older adults entering their golden years increases, architects are responding to their needs, designing care homes that offer residents more self-sufficiency and ways to stay active.

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DIEFFEBI

With its finger on the pulse of evolving work culture, Italian manufacturer DIEFFEBI has become the go-to producer of modular, architectural storage systems.

GIVE ME TEN: PEDRALI, ODO FIORAVANTI AND JORGE PENSI

Ten years of fruitful cooperation between the Italian furniture manufacturer PEDRALI and the designers Odo Fioravanti and Jorge Pensi have seen the brand launch a raft of modern design classics.

LET IT SLIDE:
HAWA SUONO

With HAWA Suono, the Swiss manufacturer HAWA Sliding Solutions opens all (sliding) doors to a life without disturbing noise and odours.

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Perth Children’s Hospital by
Cox Architecture

Photo: Shannon McGrath

Cox Architecture's Perth Children’s Hospital, Australia, is designed from a child's perspective with interiors marked by bright colours and organic shapes. Its playful atmosphere is underscored by the atrium at the heart of the hospital, whose suspended mobiles reflect sparkles of light throughout the space, providing a cascade of kinetic petals throughout the day.

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