ACCESS AUDIT OF THE BUILT

ENVIRONMENT

A PROJECT DONE BY:

ARCHANA BHARGAVA

B.ARCH (B.C.T)

VI SEM SECTION B

WHAT AND WHY?

• IT IS A COLLECTION OF DATA WHICH WE GET

BY THE CASE STUDY.

• AFTER THE CASE STUDY WE MATCH THE CASE

STUDY WIH STANDERED AND TRY TO KNOW STUDY WIH STANDERED AND TRY TO KNOW

THAT BULIDING IS PHISIBLE OR NOT FOR

SPEICALIY ABLED PEOPLE.

CASE STUDY

• IN THIS STUDY WE HAVE

DONE THE STUDY OF A

RESIDENCE.

CASE STUDY

ACCESS TO THE SITE

•IT IS IN VAISALI NAGAR.

•IT IS AN APARTMENT

BUILDING.

•G+2 STRUCTURE.

SITE FRONT VIEW

PUBLIC TRANS PORT

• IT IS JUST 1 KM AWAY FROM

• SODALA BUS DEPOT

• TAXI STAND

• 13 KM AWAY FROM AIR PORT• 13 KM AWAY FROM AIR PORT

• IT IS HAVING 9M WIDE ROAD IN THE FRONT

PART OF HOUSE.

MAIN OUEEN’S ROAD VIEW

DIFFERENT VIEWS NEAR BY SITE

BUS STAND NEAR SITE- QUEEN’S ROAD ENTRY TO PRINCE ROAD QUEENS ROAD MOVING BUS STAND NEAR SITE- QUEEN’S ROAD ENTRY TO PRINCE ROAD

LANDMARK –

A NINE STORY

HOTEL NEAR

SITE

QUEENS ROAD MOVING

TOWARDS PURANI CHUNGI

PRINCE ROAD LEADING TO THE SITE

SITE

APPROCH TO HOUSE RAMP

SOLUTION:

�RAMP SHOULD BE REPARED BY

DOING CEMENT PLASTER

�RAILING SHOULD BE PROVIDED

FOR GRABING WHILE MOVING

RAMP

PROBLEM:

RAMP IS BROKEN

MAKING IT DIFFICULT

FOR A DISABLED

PERSON TO ACCESS IT

NO SIGNAGES IN THE BUILDING

THERE IS

NO

INDICATION

IN THE

BUILDING

WHERE TO

PROCEDE

NOW

AFTER

SIGNAGESPROCEDE

SIGNAGES CAN

BE

INTRODUCED IN

THE BUILDING

TO REDUCE

THIS PROBLEM

SIGNAGES

PROBLEM ENTRYING THE BUILDING

IT IS REALLY VERY DIFFICULT FOR A

PERSON WITH WALKING DISABILITY TO

CLIMB UP THE STAIRS ESPECIALLY FO R

THE ELDERLY PERSON IN THE BUILDING

ENTRY INTO THE BUILDING

THIS TYPE OF

TEMPORARY

RAMPS CAN BE A BOON

TO THEM

STAIRS

BY THIS TYPE OF INSTALLATION THIS

PROBLEM CAN BE SOLVED

PRESENTLY STAIRS ARE LIKE THES

WHICH ARE VERY DIFFICULT TO BE

CLIMBED

NO COLOUR DIFFERENCE IN LEVELS

DIFFERENT FLOORING PATTERN CAN

BE USED TO SOLVE THIS PROBLEM

NO DEMARCATION

BETWEEN TRAID AND

RISER–

DIFFICULT FOR THE PEOPLE

WITH VISUAL IMPAIRMENT

TO DISTINGUISH

SWITCH BOARD

SWITCH BOARD

COLOUR-

NOT EASILY

DISTINGUISHABLE

THIS TYPE OF TREATMENT

COULD BE A BETTER OPTION

KITCHEN

PRESENT KITCHEN-•VERY UNCOMFORTABLE,

REQUIRES A LOT OF BENDING

WHICH IS DIFFICULT FOR THE

LADY IN THE HOUSE

•DOORS ARE DIFFICULT OT BE

OPENED

•LESS SPACE TO MOVE

AROUND

THIS TYPE OF PROVISION

SHOULD BE DONE.

KITCHEN SHOUL D BE TURNED

MODULAR LIKE THIS AND DINING

SHOULD BE TURNED LIKE THIS

PROVIDING MORE SPACE FOR

CIRCULATION

BATHROOM

PRESENT VIEW OF BATHROOM

THIS IS AN IDEAL LAYOOUT FOR THE

BATHROOM FOR DISABLED…….

•GRAB BARS TO HOLD

•WIDER POT SEAT

•HIGHT OF POT SEAT A SLIGHTLY HIGHER

THEN THE NORMAL ONE

•COLOUR SHOULD BE EASILY

DISTINGUISHABLE

HOME AUTOMATION

• THIS IS A VERY GOOD OPTION FOR THE PEOPLE WITH MULTIPLE DISABILITIES.

• HOME AUTOMATION-Home automation is the use of one or more computers to control basic home functions and features automatically and sometimes remotely. An automated home is sometimes called a smart home .

• Home automation can include the scheduling and automatic • Home automation can include the scheduling and automatic operation of water sprinkling, heating and air conditioning, window coverings, security systems, lighting, and food preparation appliances. Home automation may also allow vital home functions to be controlled remotely from anywhere in the world using a computer connected to the Internet. Besides the functions already mentioned, remote control can be extended to telephones and answering machines, fax machines, amateur radios and other communications equipment, and home robot s such as automatic vacuum cleaners.

IN BUILDINGS WHERE HOE AUTOMATION IS

BEEN DONE IT IS VERY EASY FOR ANY ONE TO

OPERATE ANY THING WITH EASE

PICTURE SHOWING A HOME TURNED INTO A SMART HOME i.e HOME

AUTOMATION IS BEEN DONE IN IT

MISCELINEOUS AIDS TO DISABLED

THANK YOU