Livable Communities for Aging Populations: Urban Design for Longevity -- Contents -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Part I: Challenges and Opportunities -- 1: The Longevity Challenge to Urbanism -- The Challenge -- The Scale of Response: Pedestrian Sheds and Neighborhoods -- Seniors Housing Communities as Change Agents -- Toward the Development of Lifelong Neighborhoods -- Conclusions -- 2: Access and Urbanism -- Introduction -- Go Forth Boldly -- On Whose Behalf We Regulate -- Advancing Accessibility Aspirations Beyond Minimum Standards -- Stewardship -- 3: Health, Healthcare, and Urbanism -- Environmental Health, Safety, and Welfare -- Reestablishing a Healthy Land-Use Paradigm -- Knowledge and Action: Finding an Institutional Basis for Public Health and Land-Use Planning Integration -- Beyond Intent and Toxicity: Establishing Frameworks for Planning Action -- Beyond Planning: Healthy Environment Implementation Frameworks -- 4: Neighborhood Wellness and Recreation -- Urban Design and Wellness Industry Market Research -- Aging and Wellness -- Redefining the Lifelong Environment: Wellness in Community -- Conclusion -- Part II: Networks and Diversity -- 5: Connections -- Connectivity -- Pedestrian Access and Transit -- 6: Diversity -- Planning for Diversity -- Zoning for Diversity -- Building Codes and Housing Diversity -- Part III: Seniors Housing -- 7: Evolution of Senior Development Types -- Early Senior Care Models -- Institutional Neglect -- Diversification of the Senior Housing Type -- 8: The Lifelong Neighborhood Market -- Market Study Elements of Critical Importance to Lifelong Neighborhoods -- Factors That Contribute to Residency in Age-Restricted Communities -- Factors That Deter Older Adults from Moving to Age-Restricted Communities -- Lifelong Neighborhoods and Influencing Factors.

9: Seniors Housing Components -- Initiating Lifelong Neighborhood Design with a Market Study -- Seniors Housing Components -- Service Policy Components -- Built-Environment Policy Components -- Part IV: Urban to Rural Case Studies -- 10: Penn South NORC Case Study of Aging a Dense Urban Core -- Lifelong Summary -- Context -- Innovations in Health and Wellness Programming: Penn South Discovers the NORC Concept -- Connectivity and Access -- Dwellings and Retail -- Health and Wellness -- Community Building Spaces -- Jeff Dullea Intergenerational Garden -- 11: Beacon Hill Case Study of Aging and Town Centers -- Lifelong Summary -- Context -- Innovations in Health and Wellness Programming -- Connectivity and Access -- Dwellings and Retail -- Health and Wellness -- Community Building Spaces -- 12: Mableton Case Study of Aging and Neighborhood Center -- Lifelong Summary -- Overview -- Context -- Redeveloping as a Lifelong Community -- Mableton Elementary School Redeveloped as a Civic Center -- 13: Elder-Centric Villages: Exploring How Senior Housing Can Incentivize Urban Renewal in Rural America -- Lifelong Summary -- Evaluating Small-Town Living and Walkability -- Providing an Elder-Centric Village -- Index.