Resilient Housing and Care Services for Aging Municipalities

The Social welfare and health care reform in Finland will have an impact on the services provided by municipalities. housing services, promotion wellbeing of residents remain charge local authorities. Environmental factors are important for independent coping older people who live their own homes assisted peers or home staff. Therefore, architects need to anticipate demographic change design urban planning.
 Government Key project TÄYTYY (2017 – 2018) was a research development targeting at efficient operational service network, combining housing, remote services. objective provide resilient structure small municipalities through resource efficiency, complementing sharing existing facilities resources locally.
 multiple case study method used promote shared use spaces context. carried out with cross-sectoral collaboration together Aalto University, municipalities, providers associations. As result, model process Ministry Affairs Health Environment.