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UNIVERSAL DESIGN EDD-2290-C02 Civil Design & Drafting Warren Salberg 2018-04-04 INTRODUCTION EQUITABLE USE Crosswalks downtown Bicycle route, London Rd. Audible signals for vision-impaired people Low traffic density;


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UNIVERSAL DESIGN

EDD-2290-C02 – Civil Design & Drafting – Warren Salberg – 2018-04-04

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INTRODUCTION

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EQUITABLE USE

Crosswalks downtown

  • Audible signals for vision-impaired people
  • Visual signals for sighted people
  • Drop-curb design for wheelchair access &

limited tripping hazard

  • Tactile paving allows for prevention of

slippage Bicycle route, London Rd.

  • Low traffic density; offers no calming effect
  • Not at offset road
  • Low-visibility bollards may offer night-time

hazard

  • Diverts drivers away from destination,

creating longer routes

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FLEXIBILITY IN USE

Chinook Tourism, Scenic Dr. & Mayor Magrath Dr. S.

  • Design offers access to those without

mobility challenges.

  • The sloped ramp is easy for people in wheel

chairs and those with other impairments.

Recycle, garbage bin, Henderson Park

  • Angle offers accessibility to wheelchair

users but falls short.

  • lid is too high to reach
  • lid is too heavy
  • offers recycling bin for bottle collectors

but contains garbage – intended design missed its mark.

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SIMPLE & INTUITIVE USE

Active Park, Scenic Dr. S.

  • Simple instructions, simple design,

simple to use

  • Provides high benefit per effort

Traffic circle – 4 St. & 7 Ave. S.

  • Low traffic area, unnecessary
  • Annoying hindrance of traffic flow
  • Waste of civic financial resources
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PERCEPTIBLE INFORMATION

Automated washroom downtown

  • Without reading one can easily

understand the diagram.

  • Both French and English instruction.
  • Instruction are bulleted.

Chinook Tourism, 28 St. & Scenic Dr.

  • S. intersection
  • Left lane turns left; right lane goes

straight and turns right

  • Perception: no through route, road ends
  • No direction arrows on pavement (show

yellow)

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TOLERANCE FOR ERROR

HONK Park & Pay service

  • Elimination of manual Zone input

allows for less error in zoning

  • Automated GPS location

Automated washroom downtown

  • Its location is close to a bar
  • Social demographics in the area have

led to continued misuse of the washroom

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LOW PHYSICAL EFFORT

Emergency callbox at University of Lethbridge

  • Very distinct color and text
  • To contact security there is a big red button
  • Flashing light on the top of pole for reduced

response time. 28 Ave. S. at Parkbridge Estates

  • Inadequate Drainage, and low slope
  • Entire sidewalk freeze over with ice in

melting season

  • This is in front of an elderly gated

community

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SIZE AND SPACE FOR APPROACH AND USE

Table at Galt Garden

  • Wide wheelchair access allows good

turning radius

  • Cement pad allows for walking behind

seating

  • Approachable from all directions

Entrance at Sport Chek

  • When door is open, wheel chair access is

limited forcing you into the street.

  • Walkway is awkwardly sloped

downwards from the door to the street

  • Bollards reduce sidewalk area for all

pedestrians.

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THANK YOU

Questions?