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Contains information about the event “media tour of home of the future” that was held in January, 1998. This information includes a general introduction about the importance of universal design on home modifications, features and benefits of a universal design home, a sample of one house (floor plans, elevations and perspectives), lists of products used as well as products manufacturers, and popular articles from different sources about the event. American Association of Retired Persons and ITT Hartford. (1998). Make your home a home for a lifetime: Ideas for independent living from the Hartford House exhibit . Southington , CT : ITT Hartford Group Inc. 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Pictures are presented to make home adaptation lists easier to understand. Bode, M. (1999). Creating a home for a lifetime (Leader's Guide No. MF-2418). Manhattan : Kansas State University Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service. Outlines a lesson to make a home convenient and accessible as people age or become disabled. It focuses on factors to take into consideration when building or remodeling a home so that expensive alterations will not have to be made if the user develops a disability later in life. Bode, M. (n.d.). Assistive devices for the home (Knowledge for Life). Manhattan : Kansas State University Cooperative Extension Service. List of several assistive devices and where to get more information that can help older persons with hearing, seeing and eating. Booth, C. (1999, August 30). Taking care of our aging parents. Time , 48-51. This article focuses on the author's experiences in taking care of her parents. 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Suggestions on making a user-friendly home for people who become disabled from an accident, illness or simply from aging. These guidelines include changes in furnishings, lighting, color and design. Kirby, S. D. (n.d.). Accessible bathrooms for the elderly (No. T-4414). Stillwater : Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service. This fact sheet discusses standards to make a bathroom safe and barrier-free when making changes or renovations. Kleeman, Walter B. 1981. The Challenge of Interior Design. Boston : CBI Publishing. Koncelik, J. A. 1982. Aging and the Product Environment . Stroudsburg , Pennsylvania : Hutchinson and Ross. La Buda, Dennis (ed.) 1985. The Gadget Book . Glenview , IL : Scott, Foresman & Co. and AARP (ISBN 067324819-4) Lagarce, . (In Press) Beyond ADA Compliance: A Guide to Universal Design . New York : John Wiley and Sons. Lanspery, Susan and Hyde, Joan. 1996. Staying Put: Adapting the Places Instead of the People (Perspectives on Aging and Human Development Series) . Amytyville NY : Baywood. (800 638-7819) ISBN #0-89503-113-7 Lanspery, S., Pynoos, J., & Hardwick, S. (1994 ). Pivotal choices in housing and service programs . Los Angeles : National Eldercare Institute on Housing and Supportive Services and University of Southern California Andrus Gerontology Center . Lawlor, Drue and and Michael A. Thomas. 2008. Residential Design for Aging In Place . NJ: Wiley. Leibrock, Cynthia A. 1993. Beautiful Barrier Free: A Visual Guide to Accessibility . New York : Van Nostrand Reinhold. Leibrock, Cynthia A. and Terry, James Evan. (1999). Beautiful Universal Design . New York : John Wiley and Sons. Leibrock, Cynthia A. (2011). Design Details for Health: Making the Most of Interior Design's Healing Potential . New York : John Wiley and Sons. Leibrock, Cynthia and Rampola, Mary Beth. 1998. Universal Design Form #170390-AA . ( Kohler , Wisconsin : The Kohler Company). 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It is aimed to encourage readers to consider implications of retirement planning, including housing, and to incorporate planning into daily retirement work. The National Home Modifications Action Coalition. (1997). A blueprint for action: A resource for promoting home modifications . Raleigh , NC : Center for Universal Design, School of Design, North Carolina State University . This book reports on the second national conference on home modifications policies. It includes a discussion of barriers and recommendations for national, state and community change. Null, Roberta. 1996. Universal Design: Creative Solutions for ADA Compliance . : Professional Publishing. Null, Roberta and Kenneth F. Cherry . 1998. Universal Design: Creative Solutions for ADA Compliance . Belmont, CA.: Professional Publications. Nussbaumer, Linda L. 2011. Inclusive Design: A Universal Need . NY: Fairchild Park, J. M. (n.d.). Adult day care: An alternative to institutionalization (No. T-2139). 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New York : Haworth Press (ISBN 0866569812 $29.95) Pastalan , Leon A. 1982. Aging and Human Visual Function. New York : Alan R. Liss, Inc. Peloquin, Albert. 1994. Barrier-Free Residential Design. New York : McGraw Hill (ISPN 0-07-049326-X) Peterson, Mary Jo. 1996. Universal Kitchen and Bathroom Planning: Design That Adapts to People . New Jersey : National Kitchen and Bath Association. Peterson, Mary Jo. 1998. The National Kitchen & Bath Association Presents Universal Kitchen & Bathroom Planning: Design that adapts to people. New York : McGraw-Hill Peterson, P. G. (2000). Does an aging society mean an aging culture? Journal of Family and Consumer Sciences, 99, 19-20. Examines a variety of implications of aging, including housing. Also acts as an introduction to the special issue topic of aging in this issue of the journal. Pirkl, James J. 1994. Transgenerational Design: Products for an Aging Population . 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