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1. Definitions Related to Accessibility
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Define accessibility.
Hint
Think about who might need assistance in entering a building.
- 2.
What does universal design aim to achieve?
Hint
Consider what different types of people might face barriers.
- 3.
What is a key objective of accessibility?
- To restrict use of buildings
- To ensure access for everyone
- To limit entry to certain people
Hint
Think about who might be affected if accessibility is lacking.
- 4.
True or False: Universal Design only considers the needs of wheelchair users.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider other forms of accessibility that might be needed.
- 5.
Design a public park using accessibility guidelines. Describe key features you would include.
Hint
Consider all types of users when planning.
- 6.
Critique a building design that lacks accessibility features. What improvements would you suggest?
Hint
Identify specific barriers that could exclude individuals.
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