Documents Tagged ‘Accessibility’
Accessibility Means You Feel O.K. About Being in a Place
Archive Entry Date: 1986
To legendary disabled playwright Neil Marcus, ramping was only the beginning
A Japanese View of Telegraph Ave
Archive Entry Date: 1986
A Japanese CIL intern compared the US and Japanese experience of disability
Getting There: A Guide to Accessibility for Your Facility
Archive Entry Date: 1979
A quirky accessibility guide demonstrates human-centered design with panache
An Advanced Studio Summer Session
Archive Entry Date: Summer 1979
In Lifchez's ARCH101, students designed accessible structures in real world settings
Wheelchair Ramp Plan for a Private Residence
Archive Entry Date: ca. 1978
To make private housing more accessible, Eric Dibner drew up ramp plans for the greater community
Campus Grounds Accessibility Audit
Archive Entry Date: September 1976
The 1000-page report was the first campus environmental survey of its kind
Map from Identification of Architectural Barriers
Archive Entry Date: September 1976
An environmental audit revealed that virtually all common routes on Berkeley's campus were inaccessible
The Independent Fall 1974
Archive Entry Date: Fall 1974
Four disability rights activists celebrate victory by rolling over an "official" curb cut
Resolution 45,605
Archive Entry Date: 2/13/1973
In a win for the CIL, Berkeley mandated construction on Telegraph Ave's first wheelchair-accessible route
Design for Independent Living
Archive Entry Date: 1979
An overview of this radical design manual and ethnographic study of Berkeley's crip culture
Accessibility Survey of Telegraph Avenue
Archive Entry Date: 6/1984
A remarkable survey of the accessibility of Telegraph's businesses — complete with beautiful illustrations and smart solutions