1. Introduction to the issue and requirements for construction in a broader context - requirements for land demarcation, siting of buildings and technical requirements for buildings.
2. Accessibility as a basic condition of the built environment - public spaces, civic amenities, housing, work buildings.
3. User aspect and basic requirements for independent movement and orientation in the built environment.
4. Basic principles of independent movement of persons with reduced mobility.
5. Basic principles of independent orientation of persons with visual impairment.
6. Basic principles of independent orientation for persons with hearing impairment.
7. Methodological provision of the built environment, public spaces and construction.
8. General requirements for accessibility and the principle of multiple senses - visual contrasts, orientation and information systems, communication systems.
9. Technical requirements for entrance, horizontal and vertical spaces.
10. Technical requirements for sanitary facilities and changing rooms.
11. Technical and special requirements for buildings for housing and apartments, accommodation facilities.
12. Technical and special requirements for civic amenity buildings - for buildings for education and training, sport
13. Technical and special requirements for buildings for commercial buildings and buildings for motor transport.
E-learning
LMS materials and assignments in the course: 222-0350
Literature
NEUFERT, E.: Architects' Data, Wiley-Blackwell, 2023, ISBN:978-1119873945 PREISER, W., F.: Universal design handbook, New York: McGraw-Hill 2001, ISBN 0-07-137605-4 BRIGHT, K., COOK, G.: The Colour, Light and Contrast Manual, Wiley-Blackwell 2010, ISBN 978-1-4051-9504-1 TNI CEN/TR 17621:2021 Accessibility and usability of the built environment - Technical performance criteria and specifications
Advised literature
ISO 21542:2021Building construction — Accessibility and usability of the built environment