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Protected Elevators and the Disabled
Authors:
Bukowski, R.W.
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Building and Fire Research Laboratory
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Fall 2005
The purpose of this article is to present the issues that need to be addressed in the development of elevators that can be used in fires to safely evacuate occupants, particularly those with limited mobility that affects their ability to use stairs
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A Prison Environment's Effect on Health Care Service Demands
Authors:
Moore, E.O.
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Journal of Environmental Systems
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1981-1982
This study looks at the impact of a corrections environment upon prisoners through a process of monitoring inmate attendance at sick call clinic.
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A Spreading Concern: Inhalational Health Effects of Mold
Authors:
Weinhold, B.
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Environmental Health Perspectives
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June 2007
Policy makers are still a long way from being able to set mold exposure and remediation standards, but some industry groups are working to develop such guidelines for their members.
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Access for Everyone
Authors:
Osterberg, A.E., Kain, D.J.
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Iowa State University
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2004
A Guide to the Accessibility of Buildings and Sites with References to ADAAG
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Acoustic and Illumination Design of Conference Rooms
Authors:
Muehleisen, R.T., Beamer, C.W., Tinianov, B.D., Hougland, D.S.
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American Society of Civil Engineers
| Published:
2006
Since the main form of communication in nearly all conference rooms is aural, the acoustic design of conference rooms is paramount and should not be considered less important than the overall aesthetic concept of the architect.
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