Accessible Architecture

The Institute of Accessible Architecture is a pioneering research and design service institution in the Greater Bay Area and the country that engages in barrier-free design research. The institute undertakes and leads multiple national research projects, engineering design standards, regulations for urban accessibility, and specialized designs for large public buildings. Actively involved in promoting the Regulations for the Construction of a Barrier-free Environment and other related social works, the team has gained industry recognition and encouraged the establishment of the Barrier-Free Committee of the Architectural Society of China (ASC).

PUBLICATIONS
STANDARDS: Shenzhen Accessibility Design Standards
MONOGRAPHS: Chapters in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Construction Technology Manual (Volume 2)
MONOGRAPHS: National Required Textbook for Registered Architect Continuing Education (Volume XIII): Universal Accessibility Design
MONOGRAPHS: Evaluation Standards for Accessible Cities (Urban Areas)
JOURNAL PAPERS: Research on the Current Status and Development Trends of Accessibility Construction at Guangzhou Metro Stations
JOURNAL PAPERS: Key Issues and Compiling Approach of Accessibility Design Standards: A Case Study of Shenzhen

GRANTED PATENTS
Folding Armrest with Seat Function and Elevator
Manual Access Gate with Automatic Opening Function
Armrest Device and Escalator

CASE
Qianhai Cooperation Zone Accessibility Planning and Design
Bao'an Central Area Accessibility Special Planning and Design
Development of Accessibility Design Guidelines and Special Design for Shenzhen Gangxianbei Comprehensive Transportation Hub Project
Accessibility Special Planning and Design Implementation for Hub Complex Stations and Traffic Connection Spaces
Shenzhen Sports Center Accessibility Evaluation and Design Optimization Strategy
Shenzhen Disability Accessibility Service Center Design Optimization Guidelines
Accessibility Design Consulting Services for the New Huanggang Port Joint Inspection Building Project