Bad Design Style – Page 10 – Universal Design Style

Bad Design Style: Case #10

At first glance the disabled parking spaces pictured above looks to be good. The size, spacing, and marking look to

The usual concept behind parking is a place to leave your vehicle while you go somewhere else. In which case

This case of bad design comes by way of our friends down under in Australia. The Australian Human Rights Commission

For single family residential houses, ADA design guidelines are not required. Though I would still recommend many of the guidelines

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Unfortunately the type of ramp you see above is all too common an occurrence. In an attempt to be ADA

Well, at least there’s a curb cut ( curb ramp ) at the intersection. Though a curb cut to nowhere

Non-ADA compliant parking is unfortunately a common problem to this day. Even in new parking lots or freshly repainted ones,