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ACCESS ACCESS

AUDITSAUDITS

Access Audits by Arch. Armand Michael R. Eustaquio

Presented by:Presented by:

Armand Michael R. Eustaquio, uapArmand Michael R. Eustaquio, uap

Committee on Accessibility,Committee on Accessibility,

United Architects of the PhilippinesUnited Architects of the Philippines

OUTLINE OF PRESENTATION

I. Purpose of Access Audits

II. Key Considerations

III. Doing the Access Audit


III. Doing the Access Audit

I. PURPOSE OF ACCESS AUDITS

1. To Determine How Accessible aBuilding is in Terms of Access& Ease of Use by a Wide Rangeof Potential Users:

�� Persons with Disabilities


�� Persons with Disabilities

�� Elderly Persons

�� Pregnant Women

�� Mothers w/ Baby Strollers

�� People with Luggage

Source: Asia Pacific Development Center on Disability

2. To Identify Areas for

Improvement

3. To Monitor the Progress of

I. PURPOSE OF ACCESS AUDITS


3. To Monitor the Progress of

Compliance with BP 344


1. The Built Environment Outside

& Around the Building

2. Furniture & Equipment

3. Fixtures & Fittings

II. KEY CONSIDERATIONS


3. Fixtures & Fittings

4. How the Building is Used &

Managed


A. Composition of the Team

People involved in the Design,

Construction, Management, & Use

of a Building

�� Architects

III. DOING THE ACCESS AUDIT


�� Architects

�� Interior Designers

�� Engineers

�� Building & Facilities Managers

�� Local Access Groups/Persons

with DisabilitiesSource: Asia Pacific Development Center on Disability

Responsibilities of each team member�� TEAM LEADER�� MEASURER: Take Measurements�� RECORDER: Record Measurements,


A. Composition of the Team


�� RECORDER: Record Measurements, Make Sketches or Drawings

�� REPORTER: Report Findings�� PHOTOGRAPHER: Take Photos


Preparation

� Approval from Bldg. Owner/Admin.

� Checklist (BP 344)

B. Preparing for the Access Audit



� Floor Plan(s)

� Measuring tape (at least 2-meters long)

� Knowledge of the building and its use


1. Information Gathering

1.1 Attention to Detail

1.2 Meticulous Observing and Recording

C. Conducting the Access Audit



and Recording


General Sequence

a. Approaching the building

b. Entering the building

c. Moving inside and around

C. Conducting the Access Audit



and using its facilities

d. Getting out of the

building

e. Building Management


2. Results & Recommendations

2.1 Prioritize Areas for

Improvement

III. DOING THE ACCESS AUDITC. Conducting the Access Audit


Improvement

2.2 Collaborative not

Adversarial

3. Follow-up & Monitoring for Action


1. Approaching the Building


1.1 Ramps


1

121:121:12

REMINDER: Measure Horizontal Distance

NOT the diagonal distance


1.1 Ramps1. Approaching the Building




1.1 Ramps




1.1 Ramps


Source: Batas Pambansa Bilang 344 and its Implementing Rules & Regulations



1.1 Ramps


1

12

?



1.1 Ramps



1:12?

?




1.1 Ramps




1.1 Ramps

Access Audits by Arch. Armand Michael R. Eustaquio Source: Americans with Disabilities Act



Access Audits by Arch. Armand Michael R. Eustaquio Source: Batas Pambansa Bilang 344 and its Implementing Rules & Regulations



1.2 Signage





1.3 Parking 3.70 meters

Minimum Width

of Parking Slot



Signage using

Universal Symbol

of Access



1.4 Non-Skid Surfaces






2. Entering the Building


Handrails on

Both Sides

6 Meters

Maximum

Run

1.50 Meter

2.1 Ramps


1.50 Meter

Landing every 6 meter

run,


1:12 Maximum

Slope(can be 1:14, 1:16)



2.1 Ramps




2.1 Ramps



0.90

Mts.

0.70

Mts.



2.2 Signage





2.2 Signage




2.2 Signage




2.2 Signage

�“United Nations” Blue

Background Color



Background Color

��White Graphics



1.2 Signage


2. Results &

Recommendations

2.1 Prioritize Areas for

Improvement



Improvement

2.2 Collaborative not

Adversarial


3. Follow-up & Monitoring for

Action

a. Commitment to make

Changes



Changes

b. Time Table for Compliance

c. Schedule the Next Access

Audit/Follow-up Access

Audit


3. Moving Inside the Building


3.1 Lavatories

0.60-0.70M

(Min Clr.)


(Min Clr.)

Source: Batas Pambansa Bilang 344 and its Implementing Rules & RegulationsAccess Audits by Arch. Armand Michael R. Eustaquio



3.1 Lavatories




3.2 Toilets





3.2 Toilets




3.3 Urinals


Source: Batas Pambansa Bilang 344 and its Implementing Rules & RegulationsAccess Audits by Arch. Armand Michael R. Eustaquio



Access Audits by Arch. Armand Michael R. Eustaquio Source: American Association of Retired Persons






4. Getting Out of the Building



5. Building Management



Access Audit Exercise #4



6. Other Considerations



2.00 Meters Clear



2.00 Meters Clear



















Source: Asia Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD)




Source: Avila-Kono, Adela: Universal Barrier Free Design

Committee on Accessibility

United Architects of the Philippines

Arch. Jaime G. Silva, fuap

Chairman

Tel No. (02) 889-8861

E-Mail: [email protected]


E-Mail: [email protected]

Arch. Armand Michael R. Eustaquio,uap

Deputy Chairman

Mobile: 0922-888-7873; 0919-640-9746

e-Mail: [email protected]

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