Access to Buildings

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An accessible environment is one that a disabled person can enter and make use of independently or with help from a partner or assistant. This Digest sets out basic requirements for accessible buildings which in making buildings more functional will be to the benefit of all users. It outlines the requirements of national building regulations and the Disability Discrimination Act, and summarises access requirements inside and outside domestic and non-domestic buildings. Communication devices, access auditing and assistive technology are also discussed.

Features include the summarising ofthe principles for making buildings accessible for all users, up-to-date guidance based on the requirements of legislation and coverage ofdomestic and non-domestic buildings.

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