ABSTRACT
This chapter provides an in-depth analysis of the complex issue of ageing in place, examining the intricate interplay between ageing as a phenomenon and urban planning as a practice. It underlines the necessity of adopting a comprehensive approach that caters to the specific requirements of older people population. The chapter delves into the relationship between age, time, and space to develop more effective planning strategies that can fulfil the needs and aspirations of ageing societies. By highlighting the challenges and opportunities associated with ageing, it presents a persuasive case for integrating ageing-friendly design principles into urban planning processes. Furthermore, it discusses the primary obstacles faced by urban planners in this domain, emphasising the need to address age, politics, and space in a relevant and appropriate manner.
