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What does accessibility mean in building design?
Think about the needs of people with mobility challenges.
Give one example of universal design.
Consider features that help all users.
What acronym can help remember key components for accessibility?
Focus on amenities needed for access.
True or False: Universal design only benefits people with disabilities.
Think about how these designs improve usability for all.
Propose a redesign of a public space that currently lacks accessibility features. Describe the features you would add and justify their placement.
Consider the movements and needs of diverse users.
Evaluate an existing building's compliance with NBC accessibility standards and propose modifications.
Be specific about standards and user needs.
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