Urban barrier-free environment design

Author: Zhou Wenlin
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Publish Date: 2000-03-01
Features: This book is a comprehensive guide on barrier-free environmental design. It is divided into six chapters, primarily discussing the characteristics of walking for people with disabilities and their environmental barriers, providing a theoretical basis for barrier-free environmental design. It also introduces barrier-free construction both domestically and internationally, along with typical projects. Additionally, since the elderly share some common environmental requirements with people with disabilities, certain chapters address aging issues. The book includes numerous photographs, making it and easy to read. It can serve as a reference for urban planning, architecture, road design units and related personnel, urban construction management departments, and faculty and students of relevant disciplines in colleges and universities.