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Access for disabled people in historic settings is more than just a
temporary ramp over the front steps for a wheelchair user. It is a
commitment to create integrated use and enjoyment of historic
monuments for everyone, including people with mobility or sensory
impairments, older people, parents with small children, or those
temporarily disabled as a result of illness or injury. This book
examines flexible and pragmatic solutions to improve circulation in
buildings by overcoming level changes, addition of handrails and
other facilities which achieve the basic goal of dignified access,
and which protect a building's special architectural character. It
features practical guidelines and illustrated case study material,
with examples of how to improve access in different types of
historic buildings including Georgian, and neo-classical buildings,
historic monuments, country houses, gardens and landscapes.
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