社区养老空间的情感化设计探析OA

This paper focuses on the problem of the lack of emotional needs in community elderly care spaces against the backdrop of the intensifying population aging in China.Using Donald Norman's three-level theory of emotional design as a research framework and combining field research,the study finds that the current design of elderly care spaces should shift from a function-oricentered approach to a people-centered one.By adopting cluster-style layouts,creating diverse public spaces,and designing home-like environments,the design can systematically meet the seniors'deep-seated needs in terms of security,social belonging,and self-actualization.The research results provide a theoretical basis and practical ideas for constructing elderly care environments that combine humanistic care with sustainable development vitality,and are of great reference significance for promoting the transformation of elderly care spaces from"survival-oriented"to"life-oriented".