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A Universal Design Approach 1
A Universal Design ApproachBuilding for Everyone:External environment and approach1 IICentre for Excellence in Universal DesignCreating an environment that can be used by all people, regardless of their age, size, disability or ability. The National Disability Authority s Centre for Excellence in Universal Design has a statutory role to promote the achievement of excellence in Universal Design in: the Design of the built and external environment product/service Design information and communications technologies (ICT) the development and promotion of standards education and professional development raising awareness of Universal designMore information and updates on the website at: for EveryoneBooklet 1 - External environment and approachThe other booklets from the Building for Everyone series:Booklet 2 - Entrances and horizontal circulationBooklet 3 - Vertical circulationBooklet 4 - Internal environment and servicesBooklet 5 - Sanitary facilitiesBooklet 6 - Facilities in buildingsBooklet 7 - Building typesBooklet 8 - Building managementBooklet 9 - Planning and policyBooklet 10 - Index and terminologyii Contents Objectives Introduction Terminology Design Issues Topographical constraints Safety and convenience A balance of needs Vehicular Environments Car park provision Car parking spaces
– Design focussed on principles of extending standard design to people with some type of performance limitation to maximize the number of ... – Any route in an internal or external environment whether it is level, gently sloped, ramped or stepped that is available and understandable for a person to use. In external environments, access ...
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