This paper explores the intersection of art-driven design and intelligent technology integration in the residential spaces of empty-nest seniors. With the demographic shift towards an aging population, there is an increasing need for living environments that meet the functional requirements of the elderly while also addressing their emotional well-being and social connectivity. By employing a multidisciplinary approach that integrates art, design, and technology, this research aims to innovate residential design solutions that enhance the quality of life for seniors living alone. Through the study of case studies, technological advancements, and design methodologies, this paper proposes a framework for creating interactive, adaptive, and emotionally engaging living spaces that promote independence, health, and a sense of community among elderly residents.

Art design;Intelligent technology;Empty-Nest seniors;Residential space;Interactive environment;Design innovation

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This research was supported by the Green Environment Art Design Research Center of Guangdong Baiyun University、2023 Annual Project of Guangzhou Municipal Philosophy and Social Sciences Development’ 14thFive- Year Plan: "A Study on the Empowerment of New Media for the Green Transformation of Smart Campuses" (2023GZGJ255)、"Research on the Construction of Applied Talent Training System for Photography Majors in Universities Based on OBE Concept" (BYJY202349).

DOI： https://doi.org/10.62639/sspjiss22.20240103

Published： 2024