It is a common misconception that access or inclusive design refer only to disabled mobility issues.
Inclusive design considers the engagement of all the potential users of a space or building. This takes into account how users interact with this space whilst considering all ages, genders, mobility issues, building purpose, transportation links, safety, security, and much more.
Sound inclusive design measures have become a fundamental part of building functionality, legal compliance and brand protection against discrimination. In an era of equality, with an increasingly ageing and physically diverse population, inclusive design is no longer an ‘optional extra’. It is a necessity.
Access as a design fundamental is a proactive tool that places your business in an enviable position in the marketplace.