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The chapter outlines the National Building Code (NBC) 2016, focusing on Development Control Rules which emphasize accessibility in building design. It provides guidelines for creating an inclusive built environment for all, including persons with disabilities, through standard definitions, design requirements, and compliance frameworks. The integration of universal design principles and technological aids highlights the importance of accessibility in urban planning and construction.
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Term: Accessibility
Definition: Accessibility refers to the provision of access to all individuals, regardless of disability, in the built environment.
Term: Universal Design
Definition: Universal Design is a design philosophy aimed at creating environments that are usable by all people, without the need for adaptation.
Term: BarrierFree Environment
Definition: A Barrier-Free Environment is defined as an environment free from physical obstacles that restrict mobility or access.
Term: Accessibility Audit Framework
Definition: An Accessibility Audit Framework involves the professional evaluation of buildings to ensure compliance with accessibility standards.