Neurodiversity in Architecture
Neurodiversity refers to the concept of neurological or developmental differences which lead to differences in the way we think. This
Tag: Accessibility
Site Accessibility in Multi-Family Housing
The International Building Code and Colorado State Statute Title 9 Article 5 both have requirements for unit accessibility in multi-family
Denver Townhomes and Accessibility Points: Part 1 of a Series
When individuals, and developers alike, contemplate taking on the construction of a new project, there are many aspects that must
Multifamily Projects – Closet Depth for Type B Units
Multifamily projects such as apartments and condos typically fall under IBC Group R-2 and are required to have a specific
Ground Floor and the Type B Multistory Unit
Years ago when we started this blog, I had no idea how often we’d hear from other architects that they
Revit Tip – Include ADA Clearance Lines in Families
ADA clearances are an important consideration for architects and can be required for many different elements. Some Revit users will
Pucks For Possibilities 2015 a Huge Success
EVstudio has been supporting the HBA Foundation Pucks for Possibilities for a few years now, and this year’s event has
2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design
The 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design are now available online On Friday, July 23, 2010, Attorney General Eric Holder
ANSI 117.1 Accessibility Standard Voluntary or Enforceable
The ANSI A117.1 is a document that sets standards for accessibility in new construction and remodels. It was first published
ADA Accessible Doors – An In-Depth Look at the Building Code
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) specifies the minimum criteria for Accessible Doors in New Construction Accessible Buildings. According to
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