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Terms and conditions applyDesigning for Special Needs: An Architect's Guide to Briefing and Designing Options for Living for People with Learning Disabilities
Maurice Harker and Nigel King
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Format: Book
Pages: 192
Publisher: RIBA Publishing
Date Published: Jul 2002
Stock Code: 27536
ISBN: 9781859461211
Binding: Paperback
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This important handbook brings together for the first time everything the architect and client need to know on how to design buildings for people with learning disabilities. A series of case studies and lessons for good design are complemented by chapters explaining: what learning disabilities are; what housing and support options are currently available; the importance of a design brief that properly recognises individual differences and needs; and existing standards.
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