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In aged care settings, noise can hinder clear communication and comprehension, making it harder for residents to engage in conversations and interpret their surroundings. It can also contribute to confusion, disorientation, agitation, and stress—particularly for people living with dementia.
The significant upcoming demographic shift will lead to a greater demand for residential aged care facilities, requiring the construction of new buildings and the transformation of existing interiors to align with the latest Design Principles.
With a deeper understanding of Aged Care Design Principles, you’ll be empowered to:
Designers can replicate the familiarity of home, all while ensuring optimal acoustic comfort.
Designers can replicate the familiarity of home, while ensuring optimal acoustic comfort.
This Q&A explores how decorative architectural products embody the National Aged Care Design Principles for Acoustic Comfort—with a host of additional benefits.
This Q&A explores how decorative architectural products embody the National Aged Care Design Principles for Acoustic Comfort—with a host of additional benefits.
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