Disability: Making Buildings Accessible Special Report, Second Edition
Editor:
Keith Bright
Publishers:
Workplace Law Group
Summary:
A team of expert authors has been brought together to produce an essential reference text designed to offer advice and guidance to architects, surveyors building managers and owners on what is needed to meet obligations and duties under the Disability Discrimination Act. It provides advice on how access to services, transport and employment can be achieved on a non-discriminating basis, and how this can be done cost-effectively.
The publication also contains highly practical sections on important issues, such as the use of colour and luminance contrast, wayfinding and signage, the management of educational and transport environments, and those issues related to the use of historic buildings.
Testimonials and Review Comments
Foreword to Disability: Making Buildings Accessible – Special Report
“The report is a comprehensive guide to legislation and practice”
“It is of vital importance and should be regarded as essential reading for all property professionals and owners. I would particularly like to congratulate Workplace Law Publishing, Keith Bright, the publication’s editor and all the authors for presenting this complex area in easily digested, jargon-free form.”
“I commend this to you and your colleagues” George Ferguson, President, Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.
