Designing for All - Accessibility in Architecture

Architecturally Speaking

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In this episode of Architecturally Speaking, host Ryan Schwartz explores the topic of accessibility in the built environment. He is joined by Daniel Hall, a licensed architect and carpenter, and Greg Papp, an architectural technologist specializing in accessibility consulting. Daniel and Greg discuss their work in improving accessibility, green design, and revitalizing old buildings. They also share their personal connection as friends and former colleagues. Tune in to gain insights into the importance of accessibility in architecture.

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Chapters

1. Designing for All - Accessibility in Architecture (00:00:00)

2. Accessibility and personal experiences (00:02:47)

3. Dementia and carpet choices (00:06:08)

4. Devices for disabilities impacting society (00:09:26)

5. Dignity in building entrances (00:15:01)

6. Enlightened clients and sustainable design (00:19:46)

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