02 inclusive design david bonnett
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David Bonnett Associates
urban design london
Better Streets: Considering Different Users
Dr. David Bonnett RIBA9 th October 2014
Inclusive Design
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Addressing our obligations
Legislative response Policy responseEquality laws
As is applies to those responsible for the public realm
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Addressing our obligationsInclusive Design Standards for buildings.and the public realm
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The aspiration - inclusivityTo make our streets safe, accessible and attractive spaces for all to enjoy
The people issue - dynamic
Over 10 million disabled people in Britain, 5 million are over state pension age
By 2020 there will be more people over 50 than under 50 Only half of disabled people of working age are in work, compared with 80% of non
disabled people
Nearly one in five people of working age (7 million) in Great Britain have a disability
Many cannot access education, the workplace, leisure and culture
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Inclusive environment
An inclusive environment has been defined as one that is:
Easily used by as many people as possible without undue effort, special treatment or
separation Offers freedom of choice on how the environment is accessed and used Allows equal participation in activities for all Embraces diversity and difference Safe Legible and predictable Is of high quality
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Assessing user concernsUser consultation new methods of engagement
Tactile map for blind and partially sighted people
The visitor journey1. Visitor information
2. Arrival
3. Public transport
4. Primary access routes
5. Crossings
6. Lifts / Travelators
7. Ramps / Stairs
8. Signage / orientation9. Building entrances
10. WCs facilities
Assessing impact on users
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Opportunity - Inclusive design in context
Sloane Square
Exhibition Road
Oxford Street
Trafalgar Square
Parliament Square
Southbank
Somerset House
Tate Modern
Some inclusive urban design projects in London
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Opportunity - Inclusive Design in context
The Museum Mile in London
13 museums within one area of London
Is this the opportunity for joined upthinking on inclusive design?
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Opportunity Inclusive Design in context
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What are the InclusiveDesign opportunitiesfor each station?
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Case study the problemPredominance of vehicles over pedestrians
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Case study consulting stakeholdersExhibition Road - The stakeholders
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Case studyExhibition Road - Design development - Assessing impact on disabled users
i 1. Visitor information 2. Arrival 3. Public transport 4. Primary access route
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Case studyExhibition Road - Design development - Assessing impact on disabled users
8. Signage / Orientation 9. Building Entrances 10. WCs
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Case study the outcomeExhibition Road
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Inclusive Urban Design
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Design Council Inclusive Design Hub
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Thank you
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