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Design that welcomes everybody.
Without compromise.

It's Time
To Reinvent Architecture

Accessibility has too often been treated as an afterthought. “ADA compliant” is seen as good enough, reducing inclusion to ramps, grab bars, and minimum requirements instead of meaningful design. We believe it’s time to move beyond compliance and create beautifully inclusive architecture. Buildings should work for everybody and every body: young and old, wheeling and walking, sighted and blind. When accessibility is embedded from the beginning, it becomes a new definition of beauty, where art and science come together to create spaces that are deeply human, functional, and inclusive across a lifetime.

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dwell Magazine

The architect and universal design expert transformed a wheelchair user’s Berkeley home with an inconspicuous elevator. But he believes there are many ways to approach aging in place.

By Ben Ikenson

SEE US IN

We worked with SF non-profit to create the Inclusive Design Standards - a guidebook and certification system to create better, more accessible, more inclusive multifamily projects. Learn from our 30+ years of accessible multifamily design experience by downloading a copy here.

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The Art of Access

2415 Fifth Street, Suite 100

Berkeley, CA 94710

Phone: 510-540-7111

Connect@artofaccess.com

Visit our sister company Mikiten Architecture:

MikitenArch.com

© 2021 The Art of Access and Mikiten Architecture

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