Customizing residential buildings for people with dysfunction of motion

According to the national census conducted in 2002, the number of people with disabilities in Poland is 5456.7 thous., PONAD 14 percent of the population of the country. This means that every seventh citizen is a person with a disability or for such a thought. Polish society, in addition, like other...

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Main Author: Olga Skoczylas
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Lublin University of Technology 2015-12-01
Series:Budownictwo i Architektura
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Online Access:https://ph.pollub.pl/index.php/bia/article/view/1551
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spelling doaj-1e2a278d5b1d4de2afc88d252b4772f52020-11-25T02:01:13ZengLublin University of TechnologyBudownictwo i Architektura1899-06652544-32752015-12-0114410.35784/bud-arch.1551Customizing residential buildings for people with dysfunction of motionOlga Skoczylas0Independent Architectural Design Studio, Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Lublin University of TechnologyAccording to the national census conducted in 2002, the number of people with disabilities in Poland is 5456.7 thous., PONAD 14 percent of the population of the country. This means that every seventh citizen is a person with a disability or for such a thought. Polish society, in addition, like other societies in Europe, subject to irreversible phenomenon of an aging population. This is related to a significant increase in people with reduced mobility. Research on ergonomics and the development of techniques and materials in recent years has gone so far that basically revolutionized many areas of life. Is it the same in adapt to the needs of residential buildings to people with reduced mobility? Does such persons may still face impediments in areas where every day they live? In the article the author presents solutions that help adapt to the needs of residential buildings by persons with reduced traffic, especially for wheelchair access and the elderly. https://ph.pollub.pl/index.php/bia/article/view/1551the disabledthe elderlythe availability of the objectergonomicsarchitectural barriers
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author Olga Skoczylas
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Customizing residential buildings for people with dysfunction of motion
Budownictwo i Architektura
the disabled
the elderly
the availability of the object
ergonomics
architectural barriers
author_facet Olga Skoczylas
author_sort Olga Skoczylas
title Customizing residential buildings for people with dysfunction of motion
title_short Customizing residential buildings for people with dysfunction of motion
title_full Customizing residential buildings for people with dysfunction of motion
title_fullStr Customizing residential buildings for people with dysfunction of motion
title_full_unstemmed Customizing residential buildings for people with dysfunction of motion
title_sort customizing residential buildings for people with dysfunction of motion
publisher Lublin University of Technology
series Budownictwo i Architektura
issn 1899-0665
2544-3275
publishDate 2015-12-01
description According to the national census conducted in 2002, the number of people with disabilities in Poland is 5456.7 thous., PONAD 14 percent of the population of the country. This means that every seventh citizen is a person with a disability or for such a thought. Polish society, in addition, like other societies in Europe, subject to irreversible phenomenon of an aging population. This is related to a significant increase in people with reduced mobility. Research on ergonomics and the development of techniques and materials in recent years has gone so far that basically revolutionized many areas of life. Is it the same in adapt to the needs of residential buildings to people with reduced mobility? Does such persons may still face impediments in areas where every day they live? In the article the author presents solutions that help adapt to the needs of residential buildings by persons with reduced traffic, especially for wheelchair access and the elderly.
topic the disabled
the elderly
the availability of the object
ergonomics
architectural barriers
url https://ph.pollub.pl/index.php/bia/article/view/1551
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