Articles Tagged with ''Accessibility''

Focused on independence from both energy and accessibility standpoints, the London firm designs a home for a young artist and author paralyzed from the shoulders down.

Clever design decisions accommodate aging-in-place for a miniscule residential bathroom.

Projects from Brooks + Scarpa, Perkins&Will, and Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects show how design can help a rapidly growing segment of the population thrive.

Blind professional skateboarder and founder of Keep Pushing Inc. Dan Mancina joins the podcast to discuss the way skateboarders adapt the built environment, how design can improve to assist the visually impaired, and his foundation’s design for the first adaptive skate park.

The newest universal, interior components—from bath fixtures to doors—are aesthetically on par with popular conventional products.

A number of design moves by 5468796 Architecture makes this downtown parking structure open to a range of urban possibilities.

Various proposals nationwide show how parks and common areas can be created from a torn urban fabric.

Accessible design has come a long way in 30 years of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

One of the most sweeping pieces of civil rights legislation in the country’s history, the Americans with Disabilities Act has changed the way we work, learn, and move through space.