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April 7, 2026BuildingsOpen Access

Integrating Sustainability and Age-Friendliness: A Pathway for Coordinated Renewal in Dense Urban Communities—A Case Study of Yuexiu, Guangzhou

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To propose a framework integrating sustainability and age-friendliness in urban community renewal.
Mixed-methods case study in Guangzhou, China
Development of Sustainable-Age-friendly Coordinated Renewal (SACR) framework
Post-intervention simulation and evaluation
Significant improvements in microclimate metrics like mean radiant temperature and Physiological Equivalent Temperature (PET)
Increased outdoor activity duration among elderly residents
Enhanced social interaction frequency among elderly residents

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This case study demonstrates a framework for enhancing sustainability and well-being in urban aging populations, implying coordinated urban renewal solutions.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69d49f44b33cc4c35a227b9e https://doi.org/10.3390/buildings16071436

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This case study demonstrates a framework for enhancing sustainability and well-being in urban aging populations, implying coordinated urban renewal solutions.

Integrating Sustainability and Age-Friendliness: A Pathway for Coordinated Renewal in Dense Urban Communities—A Case Study of Yuexiu, Guangzhou

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