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Preface | ||
Pt. 1 | The evolution of accessibility controls | 1 |
1 | Where I came in | 3 |
2 | Tim Nugent - the idealist who changed the world | 8 |
3 | The welfare path that I took | 19 |
4 | America: into the mainstream | 31 |
5 | Britain: cementing the welfare fabric | 37 |
6 | The design standards trap | 47 |
7 | America: the emergence of the disability rights movement | 52 |
8 | Britain: discrimination and the force of the disability lobby | 58 |
9 | Britain: the pressure for regulations | 72 |
10 | America: the advance towards the Americans with Disabilities Act | 77 |
11 | Britain: the turmoil on the way from Part T to Part M | 85 |
12 | The Americans with Disabilities Act | 100 |
13 | Britain: the Part M building regulation | 112 |
14 | The European scene | 117 |
15 | Britain: the Disability Discrimination Act | 122 |
16 | America and Britain: the faultlines of accessibility controls | 136 |
Pt. 2 | Architectural disablement | 145 |
17 | Architects and the architectural model of disability | 147 |
18 | Building users - the real numbers | 159 |
19 | Public toilets - the issues encapsulated | 177 |
20 | Sensorily impaired people | 190 |
21 | My experiences as a building user | 209 |
Pt. 3 | Britain: how accessibility controls might be reformulated | 241 |
22 | Why Britain can't be like America | 243 |
23 | Accessibility controls: the position in early 1997 | 250 |
24 | The problems posed by the Disability Discrimination Act | 257 |
25 | The reformulation of controls for new buildings | 264 |
26 | Alterations to existing buildings | 278 |
27 | The Annex A document and thoughts on further research | 288 |
Annex A | The proposed Built Environment (Accessibility) Act: Draft Model for Authorized Guidance Document | |
Annex B | Housing | |
App. 1 | Wheelchair users in European and English towns | 365 |
App. 2 | Building users, user subgroups and building usage | 366 |
App. 3 | Public buildings: toilet users with special needs | 374 |
App. 4 | Comparative dimensions and areas of wc compartments | 379 |
App. 5 | Lobbies to public toilets | 381 |
App. 6 | Height criteria for building fixtures and fittings | 383 |
App. 7 | Steps and stairs | 388 |
App. 8 | Blind people | 390 |
App. 9 | Tactile pavings | 392 |
App. 10 | The Audit Commission's measure of accessible local authority buildings | 397 |
App. 11 | The current (1997) Part M Building Regulation | 398 |
References and Bibliography | ||
Bibliography, subject headings | 399 | |
References | 400 | |
Bibliography | 406 | |
Index | 421 |
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Designing for the Disabled: The New Paradigm: The New Paradigm, Selwyn Goldsmith's Designing for the Disabled has, since it was first published in 1963, been a bible for practising architects around the world. Now, as a new book with a radical new vision, comes his Designing for the Disabled: The New Paradigm.
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