WHAT DOES 'BARRIER FREE' MEAN FOR PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA IN DESIGNING NEW HOUSING. DISCUSSION PAPER
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SMITH, A.S., WHAT DOES 'BARRIER FREE' MEAN FOR PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA IN DESIGNING NEW HOUSING. DISCUSSION PAPER. STIRLING (UK), UNIVERSITY OF STIRLING, 1997, 25 p.
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SIIS R1n.490 13.82
Palabras clave:
Accesibilidad, Arquitectura, Demencia, Diseño, Personas mayores, Productos de apoyo, Vivienda
Accesibilidad, Arquitectura, Demencia, Diseño, Personas mayores, Productos de apoyo, Vivienda
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