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Scavenger Hunt
Project 4.5

Designs For Access

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Design for navigation without one or more of the 5 senses
Braile for those who can't read the signs
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Design for forms of assistance, broadly defined
A ramp for those who can't use the steps
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Design for aging, broadly defined
Chairs in my office in case someone older can't stand while their card is being printed
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Design for young children
A child-sized urinal
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Design for wheeled mobile gear
A button allows for wheelchairs to pass through doors more easily

Designs Against Access

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Design with physical barriers
By requiring swipe access to get into the hall, it has a physical barrier.
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Design with a lack of information
How do we know when the buses are coming?
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Design with an absence of help
This desk was built for students to work at, but it has no chairs, and no instructions on where to find them.

Designs Priorities In The Built Environment

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Design for historical specificity
A no longer used building, but it's pretty and was important in the past
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Design for environmental sustainability
Re-usable boxes! Don't throw them out!
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Design for health and well-being
Sanitize, don't be sick :)
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Design for....recreation
To relax and have fun playing basketball