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Accessible Landscapes - Designing for Inclusion

This website contians the Landscapes For All Project which was conceived in 1990 as a logical extension of the excellent work in park and playground access by the firm of Moore Iacofano Goltsman, Inc. This is a brief on-line source of concepts and drawing for Universal Design outdoor spaces.

The Accessible Landscapes Project

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Posted by: kplieg on Wed Oct 12, 2011 at 7:39 p.m.

Not a straightforward website. To go from one chapter to another requires using the back button and reclicking the next chapter. The information provides a background and justification for having accessible landscaping, as well as several examples of how to utilize universal access. Short sites to read and very easy reading. I would have enjoyed reading more.

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