Inclusive Design for Historic Buildings Architectural Approaches to Accessibility [#280291]

Inclusive Design for Historic Buildings: Architectural Approaches to Accessibility by David Bonnett
English | ISBN: 1785009001 | 144 pages | EPUB | July 26, 2021 | 44 Mb
Historic listed buildings continue to be enjoyed in the UK as places of work, education, entertainment, worship and more. However, in order to retain and enhance their value to society, they must function inclusively and provide easier access for disabled visitors. Inclusive Design for Historic Buildings explores how this challenging ambition can be reconciled with the long-standing objectives of building conservation. Experienced Access Consultant, David Bonnett, clearly sets out the qualifying elements for inclusivity and explores the architectural methods available, identifying five key typologies. Over twenty-five case studies are examined in depth, each illustrating a successful solution. Topics covered include the history of inclusive legislation; access auditing; working on-site and on-plan; consultation with disabled clients; creative problem-solving skills and, finally, social dynamics of the future.
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