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Naturally Occurring Retirement Communities 收藏

自然发生的退休社区

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作者

Michael E. Hunt ArchD [1];Gail Gunter-Hunt ACSW [2]

作者单位

[1]Assistant Professor, Environment, Textiles and Design Program, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI 53706;[2]Social Worker, Geriatrics Program, Wm. S. Middleton Memorial Veterans Hospital, Madison, WI, 53705

发布日期

18 Oct 2008

页码

3-22

DOI

10.1300/J081V03N03_02

来源信息

Journal of Housing For the Elderly ISSN：0276-3893, 1986年, 3卷, 3-4期, 3-22页

摘要

Naturally occurring retirement communities (NORCs) are defined as housing developments that are not planned or designed for older people, but which over time come to house largely older people. NORCs are of interest because they differ from the stereotypical retirement community (RC) and yet are probably the most common form of RC in the U.S. An analysis of NORCs is presented by examining their evolution and comparing them to planned RCs and community-based housing. A supportive neighborhood emerges as the common denominator in each living arrangement.

摘要译文

自然发生的退休社区（NORCs）被定义为没有为老年人规划或设计的住房开发项目，但随着时间的推移，它们主要是老年人。 NORC是有意义的，因为它们与陈规定型退休社区（RC）不同，但可能是美国最常见的RC形式。通过检查它们的演变并将它们与计划的RC和基于社区的住房进行比较，可以对NORC进行分析。一个支持性的社区成为每个生活安排的共同点。

Michael E. Hunt ArchD [1];Gail Gunter-Hunt ACSW [2]. Naturally Occurring Retirement Communities[J]. Journal of Housing For the Elderly, 1986,3(3-4): 3-22