An elderly woman walking along a city sidewalk in Amsterdam, illustrating age-friendly urban design

How Aging Populations Are Quietly Redesigning the Modern City

ONE IDEA Cities are not being redesigned for aging populations through a single visible master plan. They’re being redesigned through hundreds of small, largely invisible decisions — a few more seconds added to a crosswalk signal, a housing code that requires a step-free entrance, a bench placed every quarter-mile instead of every half-mile — each

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