It receives financial assistance from the Government of India, Ministry of Tribal Affairs. The Institute is the premier organization in M.P. engaged in tribal research. It is located at Gandhi Parisar, Shyamala hills, Bhopal. The complex houses numerous government offices with 2 entrance gates facing the main road. The complex was built block by block with time and is again divided into 6 building blocks that house numerous offices within them. Parking has been spread out in the campus in the form of 4 major pockets that accommodate both 2 wheeler and 4 wheeler vehicles. DATE OF AUDIT: 2ND APRIL 2016 NAMES OF TEAM MEMBER: · Ar. Shashwat Naidu · Anil Mudgal · Ramu · Rohit Trivedi · Abino Simon · Humera Mateen · Kashish Pamnani METHODOLOGY: The methodology adopted for the audit is site-based survey, as to how the building will be used by a disabled person using a wheel chair and one with visual impairment. Accurate measurements are taken in accordance with the on barrier free and accessibility’ and according to the ‘handbook anthropometrics of the wheel-chair user. The existing facilities of the easy accessibility in the building are documented. Photographs capture the pros and cons of the building. Simple diagrams are also used to illustrate the circulations and the dangerous zones of the building.
It receives financial assistance from the Government of India, Ministry of Tribal Affairs. The Institute is the premier organization in M.P. engaged in tribal research. It is located at Gandhi Parisar, Shyamala hills, Bhopal. The complex houses numerous government offices with 2 entrance gates facing the main road. The complex was built block by block with time and is again divided into 6 building blocks that house numerous offices within them. Parking has been spread out in the campus in the form of 4 major pockets that accommodate both 2 wheeler and 4 wheeler vehicles. DATE OF AUDIT: 2ND APRIL 2016 NAMES OF TEAM MEMBER: · Ar. Shashwat Naidu · Anil Mudgal · Ramu · Rohit Trivedi · Abino Simon · Humera Mateen · Kashish Pamnani METHODOLOGY: The methodology adopted for the audit is site-based survey, as to how the building will be used by a disabled person using a wheel chair and one with visual impairment. Accurate measurements are taken in accordance with the ‘handbook on barrier free and accessibility’ and according to the anthropometrics of the wheel-chair user. The existing facilities of the easy accessibility in the building are documented. Photographs capture the pros and cons of the building. Simple diagrams are also used to illustrate the circulations and the dangerous zones of the building.
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