Applicable Standards Comply with:

• The Accessible Rights-of-Way: A design Guide. (USDOT)
• Americans with Disability Act (ADA)
• ADDAG Review (Federal Adviory Committee Journal)
• 28 CFR Part 36 (Federal Code)
• Center for Accessible Environments (Great Britain)
• Building Sights (Great Britain)
• EU Standards of Accessibility
• National Dissability Association (USA)
• Best Practice

Building Auditing
Analysis and inspection of approaches and buildings that already exist in an environment in order to bring their design up to standards for a Holistic Environment.  The suggestions from this analysis include building approaches from transportation portals to include the actual internals and usage of the
building for all people .

Wayfinding
Tactile surface information system incorporated into initial environmental design. This is a value added design, giving direction and information that can
be retrofitted into existing Settings, or incorporated into a new design, Pre-planning for any item can result in inclusion funding.

Multi-modal Transportation
Analysis, planning and development of transportation movement and access from pedestrian and bicycle to private motorized and public transportation.

Comprehensive Integral Design
Working with engineers and architects to assist in using the above elements in an environment in order to create a Holistic  Environment that can support
the conceptual design of the architect and engineer without compromising the importance and inclusion of the holistic elements of a design.