For large open and plane areas, consider defining routes with contrasting floor finishes and textures.this will help in their recognition. Surface material for stairs and should be of a different texture and contrast visually with the landings. Avoid too many patterns or textures on floor finishes and carpets, as these tend to confuse people with visual impairments and those with cognitive disabilities. - YES Acoustic qualities of surfaces, such as sound absorption, become imperative when choosing floor finishes for lobby areas and conference halls/ meeting rooms, as these can enhance or diminish independence of guests with hearing impairments. Surfaces that are highly reflective, especially when polished, have an adverse affect on people who cannot withstand glare. This factor should be given consideration when deciding floor finishes. Whilst the surface finish should be as smooth as possible to prevent tripping hazards and to provide an easy travel surface for wheelchairs; it must also be slip resistant, especially when wetIf floor surfaces are carpeted, they should be firmly fixed and have no loose edges. Deep pile carpets should be avoided. - YES Remark: The office is located on second floor of the building with no space for accesible design. Hence, asa a Long Term Solution it is recommended that the office should be shifted to anther building. EVALUATION
For large open and plane areas, consider defining routes with contrasting floor finishes and textures.this will help in their recognition. Surface material for stairs and should be of a different texture and contrast visually with the landings. Avoid too many patterns or textures on floor finishes and carpets, as these tend to confuse people with visual impairments and those with cognitive disabilities. - YES Acoustic qualities of surfaces, such as sound absorption, become imperative when choosing floor finishes for lobby areas and conference halls/ meeting rooms, as these can enhance or diminish independence of guests with hearing impairments. Surfaces that are highly reflective, especially when polished, have an adverse affect on people who cannot withstand glare. This factor should be given consideration when deciding floor finishes. Whilst the surface finish should be as smooth as possible to prevent tripping hazards and to provide an easy travel surface for wheelchairs; it must also be slip resistant, especially when wetIf floor surfaces are carpeted, they should be firmly fixed and have no loose edges. Deep pile carpets should be avoided. - YES Remark: The office is located on second floor of the building with no space for accesible design. Hence, asa a Long Term Solution it is recommended that the office should be shifted to anther building. EVALUATION
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