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Protected Elevators and the Disabled   
Authors: Bukowski, R.W. | Provider Name: Building and Fire Research Laboratory | Published: 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
‘Just Duck’: The Role Of Vision In The Production Of Prison Spaces   
Authors: van Hoven, B., Sibley, D. | Provider Name: Environment and Planning D: Society and Space | Published: 2008
This paper is concerned with the ways in which prisoners talk about the production of space within a prison in New Mexico
‘Transitional Healing’ – A New Interior Design Typology in Support of Mental Wellness and Treatment for the Military Family Unit   
Authors: Drew, H.B. | Provider Name: Interior Design Educators Council | Published: 2007
Proceedings, IDEC Southern Regional Conference, 2007
A Field Intervention Examining The Impact Of An Office Ergonomics Training And A Highly Adjustable Chair On Visual Symptoms   
Authors: Amick, B.C., Menendez, C.C., Bazzani, L., Robertson, M., DeRango, K., et al | Provider Name: Applied Ergonomics | Published: May 2012
In a public sector organization
A Prison Environment's Effect on Health Care Service Demands   
Authors: Moore, E.O. | Provider Name: Journal of Environmental Systems | Published: 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.
A Study in Re-Establishing the Corporate Identity of a Post Office Institution with Gender-Related Differences in Perception of Space [Turkey]   
Authors: Baskaya, A., Wilson, C., Ozcan, Y.Z., Karadeniz, D. | Provider Name: Journal of Architectural and Planning Research | Published: Spring 2006
This work discusses the two types of images that a post office institution should have and put forward, initial image (sensation) and actual image (perception), which can differ depending on the subjects' spatial experience.
Access for Everyone   
Authors: Osterberg, A.E., Kain, D.J. | Provider Name: Iowa State University | Published: Third Edition
A Guide to the Accessibility of Buildings and Sites with References to ADAAG
Acoustic and Illumination Design of Conference Rooms   
Authors: Muehleisen, R.T., Beamer, C.W., Tinianov, B.D., Hougland, D.S. | Provider Name: 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.
ADA Best Practices Tool Kit for State and Local Governments   
Authors: | Provider Name: U.S. Department of Justice | Published: 2007
The Tool Kit is designed to teach government officials to identify and fix problems that prevent people with disabilities from gaining equal access to government programs, services, and activities.
ADA/Section 504 Design Guide: Accessible Cells in Correctional Facilities   
Authors: | Provider Name: U.S. Department of Justice | Published: 2005?
This guide focuses on the prevention of discrimination against inmates with mobility disabilities through the design of accessible cells



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