Spain
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The NANA project: a new architecture for the new aged that advocates a better built environment for older people
In search of new approaches to aged care, the NANA Project studied 13 residential developments in Portugal, Spain, Switzerland, Germany, Denmark and Netherlands. The traditional ‘nursing home’ and ‘retirement village’ are not only outdated, they can actually foster separation and ‘otherness’, isolating people from their family, friends and interests. The aim of this project is...
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The rise and impact of digital amnesia: why we need to protect what we no longer remember
The internet and internet-enabled devices have transformed our everyday lives and relationships. We entrust them with our precious personal information including contacts and images and rely on them to connect us to a vast repository of knowledge, anytime, anywhere. As part of its commitment to help people protect what matters most in their online-enabled world...
Conference paper
Recognising tertiary students in place-making for urban spaces
This paper will review a range of approaches to place-making, identifying and discussing differences in housing provision and arrangement of public facilities and spaces for students in several overseas cities, including in Germany, Italy, Spain and California where practices vary substantially.
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PLACED-BASED POLICIES FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT - EXTREMADURA, SPAIN (CASE STUDY)
1. The work that the OECD Rural Working Party has carried out in the previous years has led to the conclusion that traditional top-down approaches and sectoral subsidies to rural areas have not given the expected results and that there is a need for place-based policies which can capture the diversity of rural areas and...
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PLACED-BASED POLICIES FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT - BASQUE COUNTRY, SPAIN (CASE STUDY)
The following case study on the Basque Country is organised in four parts: