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Accesible home remodelling

Accessible Home Remodeling Projects to Increase Safety and Comfort: Creating human Spaces

Accessibility in the home is a fundamental right that allows everyone to enjoy a safe and comfortable environment. In this regard, an apartment was renovated to accommodate the needs of people with reduced mobility. The renovation included eliminating steps, adapting bathrooms, installing a functional kitchen, and providing proper lighting.

The image shows a bathroom designed for accessibility. There is a toilet with a white seat and a blue label on the tank. Next to the toilet, there is a small white trash can with a black lid. The bathroom has several metal grab bars for support, one next to the toilet and another on the wall. Above the toilet, there is a wall-mounted sink with a faucet. The floor and walls are tiled in a light gray color. In the upper part of the image, there is a shower area with a handheld showerhead attached to a vertical bar.
The image shows an accesible kitchen. There is a white countertop with a gas stove on the left side, which has four burners. On the countertop, there are several stacked white plates, a blender, and an electric kettle. Below the countertop, there is a built-in oven with a stainless steel finish. To the left of the oven, there is a microwave installed at accessible heights with a digital display showing the time "16:19". The kitchen has light-colored wooden flooring, and there are white drawers with silver handles next to the oven. The kitchen has a spacious layout with ample space under the counters, making it easy for individuals in wheelchairs or using mobility aids to move around comfortably.
The image features a person in a wheelchair in front of a kitchen sink, washing a dish. The kitchen has white cabinets with silver handles and a dish rack on the countertop. It has a spacious layout with ample space under the counters, making it easy for individuals in wheelchairs or using mobility aids to move around comfortably. The flooring is a light wood color, and there's a window above the sink, along with a door on the right side of the image. The room is well-lit, giving it a bright and modern feel.

Converting a commercial property into a accesible home

Converting a commercial property into a accesible home, designed with comfort and well-being for all its inhabitants in mind. Our commitment is to create human spaces that overcome barriers and provide a higher quality of life.

IMPD (Municipal Institute for People with Disabilities) - My Home

Renovation projects for accessibility aids in housing and private common spaces of apartments.

The image shows a bathroom. A white toilet tank is visible on the left side of the image. To the right of the toilet, a metal grab bar is attached to the wall, which is covered with white tiles. The grab bar is horizontal and designed to provide support.
The image shows a shower area with tiled walls and floor. The tiles have a rectangular pattern in shades of gray, creating a textured look. There is a horizontal grab bar attached to the left wall, and a vertical grab bar on the right wall designed for support. A showerhead is mounted on the wall, with a hose hanging down and a circular holder for the showerhead.
The image shows a view from inside a building, looking through a glass door. The door has a large glass panel and is framed by a metal or dark-colored frame in three parts, which enhances visibility. It also has a vertical bar for easy gripping. There are potted plants visible outside. Inside, the floor appears to be covered with a carpet or mat in a brown contrasting color. The interior walls are light-colored, and there are a couple of switches visible on the left wall at a height of 90 centimeters.
The image shows a view of a surface with a ramp leading to the outside. There are tactile paving strips on the surface, guides for individuals with visual impairments. The walkway is flanked by walls on both sides and leads to an outdoor area with a paved surface.
The image shows a view from the outside towards the entrance of the residential building. The elevation change at the entrance is overcome with a ramp, with the surface marked with tactile paving for pedestrians. The entrance features a glass door with an automatic opening control.

CITIES / URBAN

IMPD (Municipal Institute for People with Disabilities) - Accessibility Plan for Barcelona

Coordination and Leadership of Teams for Physical Accessibility Assessment.

Leading and managing a specialized team in validating the physical accessibility status of facilities and public spaces.

Comprehensive analyses and detailed diagnostics regarding accessibility across various areas of Barcelona.

These activities contribute to ensuring a human-centered and accessible environment for all citizens.

La imagen muestra un primer plano del dedo de una persona tocando una página con texto en braille. Los puntos del braille están elevados en la superficie del papel, lo que permite leerlos mediante el tacto. El dedo está posicionado en el lado derecho de la imagen, descansando suavemente sobre el braille.
Área de juegos infantiles accesible con una superficie texturizada. Suelo cubierto con contraste de colores azules, franjas de pavimento táctil, que se usan para guiar a personas con discapacidad visual. El área de juegos está rodeada por doble barra de soporte Al fondo, diferentes juegos accesibles.
Manos trabajando con un rollo de cinta adhesiva sobre una superficie en zona exterior para simular el plano en escala real de una casa accesible, esta actividad es realizada por personas de la comunidad.
Primer plano del dedo de una persona tocando una página con texto en braille. Los puntos del braille están elevados en la superficie del papel, lo que permite leerlos mediante el tacto.

BARCELONA PROVINCE - Polinyà

Improvements to the Accessibility Plan of Polinyà, Spain. Work done for the Barcelona Provincial Council. Proposals for improvements in the accessibility plan of Polinyà. From fieldwork, information gathering, analysis, auditing, diagnostic report, improvement proposal, and budget.

Collage of three photographs. First photograph: public building: town hall of Polynya, Catalonia, painted red, with a clock on its facade, accessible via a ramp with railings on each side as well as stairs. The facade features windows and is surrounded by a paved area withwhite lines. There are some trees can inthe background. Second photograph in the bottom left: shows a tree with green leaves in front of a similar red building, which is part of the same complex. Third photograph in the bottom right: shows a recycling container area in yellow and blue. There are green-leaved trees and a visible "no entry" traffic sign.