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6.2. Barrier-Free Urban Design
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What is barrier-free urban design?
Hint
Think about spaces without barriers.
- 2.
Why are curb cuts important?
Hint
Consider how they help in movement.
- 3.
What does barrier-free urban design aim to achieve?
- Accessibility for all
- Cost reduction
- Aesthetics enhancement
Hint
Think about who benefits from this design.
- 4.
True or False: Universal design only focuses on wheelchair users.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider the range of disabilities.
- 5.
Design a small urban park using barrier-free principles. Include at least five features and justify each feature's importance.
Hint
Think about how each feature helps individuals navigate and enjoy the park.
- 6.
Evaluate a local public building's accessibility and propose three improvements based on barrier-free design principles.
Hint
Consider the experiences of persons with disabilities in accessing the building.
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