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In response to the ageing population, it has become more important than ever for Macao to repurpose its existing communities to meet the needs of the elderly and their families. This study uses surveys and participatory observation to gain a deep understanding of the needs of residents in Macau’s Iao Hon community, resulting in 618 valid responses. Based on these findings, the study proposes age-inclusive community design strategies that address the diverse needs of residents across age groups. It calls on urban planners and designers to engage more actively in discussions and implementations around age-friendly communities, empowering elderly residents to play an active role in the design process. This approach promotes the sustainable development of age-friendly communities and ensures that community planning remains adaptable to future changes.
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