About the authors
Acknowledgements
Foreword
Introduction and context
0.1 Using this guide
0.2 Principles of inclusive design
0.3 Occupational therapy and housing
0.4 Regulation, planning policy and associated guidance
Part One Site layout, connectivity and outside amenities
1.0 Introduction
1.1 Strategic site layout
1.2 External access
1.3 Communal amenities and outside space
Part Two Accessible and adaptable housing
2.0 Introduction
2.1 Parking
2.2 Communal circulation
2.3 Principal private entrances and external doors
2.4 Windows
2.5 Internal circulation
2.6 Storage
2.7 Living/kitchen/dining
2.8 Kitchens
2.9 Bedrooms
2.10 Bath/shower rooms
2.11 Services and controls
2.12 Lighting 2.13 Finishes
2.14 Private outside space
Part Three Wheelchair housing
3.0 Introduction
3.1 Parking
3.2 Communal circulation
3.3 Principal private entrances and external doors
3.4 Windows
3.5 Internal circulation
3.6 Storage
3.7 Living/kitchen/dining
3.8 Kitchens
3.9 Bedrooms
3.10 Bathrooms
3.11 Services and controls
3.12 Lighting
3.13 Ceiling track hoists
3.14 Finishes
3.15 Private outside space.
Glossary, Bibliography
Appendix 1: Good practice resources
Appendix 2: Space standards comparison
References
Index
Image Credits
Biography
Founded in 1970, Habinteg Housing Association champions inclusion by providing and promoting accessible homes and neighbourhoods that welcome and include everyone, using its expert knowledge to inspire and influence decision-makers.
