Accessibility in public spaces isn’t limited to considerations for people in wheelchairs. It spans the gamut of needs, from parents pushing strollers to people with neurological differences. Jack Chaffin, partner with Seattle-based Johnston Architects, joins BUILDINGS editor-in-chief Janelle Penny to discuss how listeners can build for accessibility—and how technology can make a difference in ensuring spaces are fully accessible.
Show Notes:
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- Learn how to handle accessibility complaints.
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About Our Guest:
Jack Chaffin is a partner with Johnston Architects. He is a licensed architect with over 20 years of experience who has worked on numerous project types, including residential, performing arts, museums, education, hospitality, and commercial spaces.