Research
The close integration of evidence-based theoretical and translational research ensures that our work advances human knowledge whilst contributing to resolving realworld issues faced by humanity. This accords with the three core missions of NUS, namely, Research, Education and Service. Additionally, the Centre leverages on Design Research as a defining platform in the School of Design and Environment to investigate creative design ideas that enhances the quality of life of the elderly.
Age-friendly environment for typology study of public housing development in Dover
Heng Chye Kiang/Fung John Chye
Space provisions for informal caregivers in the home and community in Singapore
Ruzica Bozovic-Stamenovic/Fung John Chye in collaboration with NUHS
Designing age-friendly workplaces for older workers
Lee Jung Joo
Improving waiting experience in healthcare facilities
Song Kee Hong in collaboration with Philips Healthcare & NUHS
Development of a design palette for dementia supportive environments
Fung John Chye
Comparative case studies of nursing home designs in Singapore
Fung John Chye
Community-based care networks for the elderly in Singapore’s high-density urban context
Zhang Wei
Dementia-friendly environments that facilitate wayfinding in the community through the understanding of implicit memory
Ang Shifang
The impact of elevated neighbourhood open spaces on the elderly’s social interactions in Singapore’s public housing
Cao Yuxin
Life course spaces and perception of spatial boundaries for successful ageing
Michelle Cheam
Framework for area effects on mental-emotional wellbeing at highrise high-density ageing neighbourhoods of Singapore
Daniel Gan Rong Yao
