Designing inclusive environments: The demand for spaces that can adapt to the needs of people with disabilities
In Australia, one in six Australians, or about 4.4 million people, live with a disability. Despite the known benefits of inclusive educational settings and the fact that our population is rapidly ageing as a whole, conventional design methods and lack of suitable equipment has meant that the needs of people with disability are often not met in mainstream educational, work and aged care settings.
In Australia, one in six Australians, or about 4.4 million people, live with a disability. Despite the known benefits of inclusive educational settings and the fact that our population is rapidly ageing as a whole, conventional design methods and lack of suitable equipment has meant that the needs of people with disability or often not met in mainstream educational, work and aged care settings.
Download this whitepaper to understand how adjustable furniture, fittings and equipment can meet the growing demand for inclusive environments.
Designing inclusive environments: The demand for spaces that can adapt to the needs of people with disabilities
Download this whitepaper to understand how adjustable furniture, fittings and equipment can meet the growing demand for inclusive environments.
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