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Our work on housing includes Universal Design Guidelines for Homes in Ireland as well as research and Guidelines for Dementia Friendly Dwellings for People with Dementia, their Families and Carers 

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Universal Design Guidelines for Homes in Ireland

These Home Design Guidelines are a first step in the process of raising awareness and inspiring people to think differently about the benefits of Universally Designed homes and the potential opportunity to address some of the global challenges society faces by future-proofing our homes through embracing Universal Design thinking.

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Housing Research

Research for Dementia and Home Design in Ireland looking at New Build and Retro-Fit Homes from a Universal Design Approach

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Universal Design Guidelines Dementia Friendly Dwellings for People with Dementia, their Families and Carers

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