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The chapter examines various case studies demonstrating the successful implementation of accessibility and universal design principles within the built environment. It highlights key strategies, challenges, and lessons learned from projects such as the Delhi Metro and the IIT Hyderabad campus. The focus is on both retrofitting existing structures and incorporating universal design in new constructions to enhance inclusivity for all users.
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Term: Universal Design
Definition: An approach to design that aims to make products, environments, and communications accessible to all people, regardless of age, ability, or disability.
Term: Accessibility Audit
Definition: A systematic evaluation of a building or environment's compliance with accessibility standards to identify barriers and improvements.
Term: Retrofit
Definition: The addition of new technology or features to older systems to improve functionality or performance regarding accessibility.
Term: Stakeholder Consultation
Definition: Engaging with individuals and organizations that have an interest in a project to gather input and ensure their needs are met.
Term: Assistive Technologies
Definition: Devices or systems that assist individuals with disabilities in performing tasks that might otherwise be difficult or impossible.