MULTIGENERATIONAL AND ELDERLY
Clear paths, doors and gates.
If three generations share the house, this is the same plan with the grandparents written in.
In a house with a grandparent, a toddler and a dog, the risk isn't temperament. It's a hallway with no rule attached to it, and a dog who is genuinely friendly moving at speed.
This is the household design part: whose route comes first, which doors hold, where the gates go, and what happens when someone can't get out of the way.
Inside
- their path first — rooms and routes
- off-limits spaces as real rules
- control first, think second
- the hidden workload
- how far the response climbs
- what children must never do
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