Cocco,Francesco creator author. software, multimedia |d| urbanNext November 27, 2019 monographic eng

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1649 words. The increase in life expectancy in Western countries is bringing about significant changes in the social structure of major European cities. In recent years the city of Barcelona has similarly experienced a change in the age structure of its residents: the trend being a general aging of the population due to a decrease in the younger generations (under 16 years of age) combined with the constant growth of the older generations (over 65 years of age). Essay, expanding design practices, Francesco Cocco, Middle Density, Politics and economics Accessibility, Barcelona, Collective Awareness, Collective housing, Comfort, Community, Elderly, Essay, Gender, Health, Housing market, Inclusivity, Leisure, Life expectancy, Multifunctional building, Neighborhood, Population, Social housing, Social Inclusion, Urban policies, Well-being Excerpt from Social Housing Barcelona by Francesco Cocco and Massimo Faiferri (2019) Ed. List Architecture Social-housing-design Social-structure Barcelona,Spain Spain 2575-5374 https://urbannext.net/active-aging-in-the-model/ https://urbannext.net/active-aging-in-the-model/ ES-BaAUN 221102 20230317101600.0 eng