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100	1		_a Deane Simpson
245			_aYoung-Old. _bUrban Utopias of an Aging Society
260			_aZürich: _bLars Müller Publishers, _c2015
300			_a576 p.
500			_aYoung-Old examines contemporary architectural and urban mutations that have emerged as a consequence of one of the key demographic transformations of our time: population aging. Distinguishing between different phases of old age, it identifies the group known as the “Young-Old” as a remarkable petri dish for experimental forms of subjectivity, collectivity, and environment. In investigating this field of latent urban and architectural novelty, Young-Old asserts both the escapist and emancipatory dimensions of these practices. A. INTRODUCTION: SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC PLASTICS PREAMBLE POPULATION AGING AND RETIREMENT YOUNG-OLD CONTEXTUAL SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC AND URBAN DOCUMENTATION YOUNG-OLD URBANISM ON 143 B. YOUNG-OLD URBANISM 145 1. THE VILLAGES OF FLORIDA HIC 145 URBAN DOCUMENTATION 193 CONSTRUCTED URBAN REALITIES FOR THE YOUNG-OLD 257 2. THE URBANIZACIONES OF THE COSTA DEL SOL 257 URBAN DOCUMENTATION 289 SOLAR PARADISES OF INTERNATIONAL RETIREMENT MIGRATION 353 3. HUIS TEN BOSCH OF KYUSHU 353 URBAN DOCUMENTATION 401 TELEPORTED URBANISMS OF THE YOUNG-OLD 449 4. THE SENIOR RECREATIONAL VEHICLE COMMUNITY OF THE US 449 URBAN DOCUMENTATION 481 NOMADIC NETWORKED URBANISM OF THE YOUNG-OLD 511 C. COLLECTIVE TENDENCIES 513 1. YOUNG-OLD URBANISM 513 COMPARATIVE URBAN DOCUMENTATION 529 AGGREGATIONS 548 2. BETWEEN EMANCIPATION AND ESCAPISM 555 AFTERWORD BY MARC ANGELIL AND CARY SIRESS 561 AFTERWORD BY FRANÇOIS HÖPFLINGER 565 BIBLIOGRAPHY 571 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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