In honor of its 50th Anniversary, AARP joined forces with a host of organizations to remodel a Northeast D.C. home using universal design features — invisible elements that make it user-friendly for people of all ages and abilities. The AARP Andrus House, which was open to visitors during June, is now a private home for six older low-income adults. But you can still check out its universal design features through this online tour. Learn about a range of ways, some inexpensive and easy, and some more complex, to update homes and better accommodate everyone. … Back to Article
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