Inclusive Environments Flashcards
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- What does the term ‘inclusive environment’ mean in the context of property and construction?
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Designed and managed to allow people with a diverse range of needs and abilities to use and access
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- Why is it important to create inclusive environments in the built environment?
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Equality Act 2010 ; inclusive design in Building regs approved document M
4 types of discrimination
3
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- Can you explain the key principles that contribute to the design of an inclusive environment?
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4
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- What are the legal requirements relating to inclusive environments in your region (e.g., the Equality Act in the UK)?
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Equality ACt 2010
5
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- How do accessibility and inclusivity relate to the overall design of public spaces and buildings?
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during design and refurb; occupancy; accessible , neurodiverse, hard of hearing maps, parent child rooms, disabled toilets, prayer rooms
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- What are some common barriers to creating inclusive environments, and how can they be overcome?
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original design of areas, repurposing
7
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- How does the concept of universal design contribute to the development of inclusive environments?
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8
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- What role does a chartered surveyor play in promoting and delivering inclusive environments?
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9
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- Can you provide examples of building features that enhance inclusivity (e.g., ramps, tactile paving, accessible toilets)?
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ramps, accessible toilets, lifts,
10
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- How do inclusive environments benefit not only individuals with disabilities but the wider community as well?
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combats social isolation
11
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- how does this affect your role?
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12
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- what are the processes at different stages of property cycle ?
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13
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- What is a protected characteristic?
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9 protected characteristics
14
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- What is an example of inclusive building design?
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accessible lifts, ramps,
15
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- What part of the building regulations applies to access and use of buildings?
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Approved doc M
