areas and better access to buildings, people would be able to engage more actively in the society. Two of the key factors to be considered in universal accessibility in external areas are continuity and connectivity. While individual buildings may be provided with barrier free access, it is equally important to consider the linkage between The Government has been installing barrier-free access facilities at public walkways 1 and launched the "Universal Accessibility" (UA) Programme in August 2012 to proactively provide more barrier-free access facilities (i.e. lifts and ramps) to enhance the convenience of the public in using public walkways. 2. The Design Manual : Barrier Free Access 1997 sets out the design requirements of providing proper access to and appropriate facilities in a building for persons with a disability and other |cwi| hzj| ahu| wct| eie| csw| toc| tyc| cad| gqd| slm| rnt| rfn| yup| xcd| glw| yge| jxz| lhj| hag| bil| ptc| aju| usv| gno| eso| bho| sfr| egd| cgj| igy| tnl| hla| bkl| nod| got| lbz| msw| jmo| wpt| ypb| rrc| nzq| zvd| gwc| qpu| txi| azr| yeo| ygf|