Accessible Architecture

Accessibility has now been recognised as a serious issue, thanks largely to a combination of changing attitudes and legislation. In terms of design and architecture, freedom from barriers makes possible an independent and self-determined lifestyle, encouraging mobility and successful integration between different groups of people.

Over 50 current projects are presented with the help of texts, photos, plans and diagrams. These constructions communicate a modern language of form, helping to create and shape contemporary living spaces for people. These are truly buildings for the future.

About the Author

Joachim Fischer and Philipp Meuser

Joachim Fischer, born in 1960 is a communication consultant and independent author focusing on modern design and contemporary architecture. He has written numerous publications on architecture, design, and travel.

Philipp Meuser, born in 1969, architect and journalist. Studied architecture in Berlin and Zurich. He is the author of books on international urban planning, architecture and landscape gardening and runs a practice in Berlin together with Natascha Meuser.

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