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Accessibility in civil engineering projects is essential for promoting inclusion and compliance with legal standards. It encompasses various aspects such as physical, sensory, and cognitive accessibility to ensure that environments are usable by all individuals, regardless of ability. Implementation of universal design principles and engagement with stakeholders are crucial to successfully incorporate accessibility into infrastructures, enhancing both social and economic benefits.
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Term: Accessibility
Definition: The design of environments to ensure easy navigation and usability for people with disabilities.
Term: Universal Design
Definition: A philosophy that promotes creating spaces that are usable by all individuals, minimizing the need for specialized design.
Term: Legal Compliance
Definition: The necessity for civil engineers to adhere to national and international accessibility standards to avoid legal actions.
Term: Retrofit
Definition: The process of modifying existing structures to enhance accessibility features post-construction.
Term: Smart Cities
Definition: Urban areas that integrate technology to enhance accessibility, including initiatives for digital navigation for persons with disabilities.