CHALLENGES AND BEST PRACTICE
Universal Design is the practice of designing products and environments so that they can be used by as many people as possible, without the need for specialized adaptation.
That definition comes from the
concept’s creator, the late architect, planner and leader Ron Mace, who used a
wheelchair for mobility.
Universal Design can be used by all
people without the need for specialized adaptation.
While communities build back from
devastating wildfires, floods and hurricanes, many leading planners and
architects suggest that the flexibility, durability and sustainability of
Universal Design is the best approach for new commercial and residential buildings.
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