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Overcoming Non-compliance with Alternative Solutions
Alternative solutions can be used to address non-compliant building elements when certain finishes cannot be undone.
Making the Argument for a Performance Solution
An accredited access consultant should provide a performance solution report with a comprehensive argument on the relevant performance requirement.
Time of Change – Recent SEPP 65 Amendments
SEPP No. 65 has been amended with new apartment design guidelines to address the unprecedented growth of medium-density housing developments.
Universal Design is for Everyone
Universal design aims to create environments that can be used and experienced to the greatest extent possible by all people.
Design Competition Focuses on Accessibility + Inclusiveness
Architecture students compete in NAHC design competition, bringing accessibility and inclusivity to the forefront of design in the built environment.
Don’t Miss the Bus: Key Considerations in Providing Accessible Bus Stops
Accessible locations, connections, paths of travel, and information are essential for bolstering equal access to public bus services.
Describing Disability
Following some basic guidelines will help ensure inclusive language is used when describing or writing about people with various disabilities.
Accessible Design Benefits Everyone
Accessibility is a universal consideration, benefiting people from all walks of life in all different contexts.
Accessible Seating in Sporting Venues
Accessibility has become a significant factor in designing and redeveloping major stadiums.
Doors and Dunnies: Quality Control in Accessibility Projects
Every accessible toilet project should undergo quality control to ensure that there are no design and construction coordination issues.
The Need for Changing Places Toilets
Councils, developers, designers, and facility managers must assume some responsibility for making our built environment and communities accessible to all.
On Trial: Accessible Design at Courthouses
Courthouse and courtroom design should not constitute a barrier for a person who has a disability when attending court.
