Leading of Public Facilities from Non-Barrier Design to Universal Design
- Wenting Dai
Abstract
The universal design is the best way for today’s design of public facilities. It develops from the non-barrier design and turns to be perfect. Starting from concluding the differences of non-barrier design and universal design in practice, this paper analyzes and describes the process of from non-barrier design to universal design, aiming at form a complete, systematic, and correct recognition toward the universal design.- Full Text:
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- DOI:10.5539/ass.v5n3p174
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