Not just the disabled. In residential complexes, more than 50% of people need inclusive and barrier-free conditions
Business & Economis | | 570 | Author: Natalia Merkulova
Collage by Olena Zelenina.
Inclusiveness and barrier-free accessibility are becoming a new social norm in Ukraine. They apply not only to people with disabilities, but also to many categories of the population - parents with young children, pregnant women, the elderly, people with any health disorders, but who are not disabled.
According to experts, more than 50% of such people live in residential complexes. This is a reality that requires new modern housing to be built today with inclusivity and barrier-free accessibility in mind.
How to take all this into account in construction programs? How to build correctly, taking into account the user paths and anthropometric data of people?
All of this and much more was discussed at the press conference of the Third Ukrainian
Construction Congress, which will take place in Kyiv on November 14, and where participants will discuss strategies and solutions in the construction industry for 2025-2026.
The press conference was attended by Gromada. What innovations in construction impressed you?
Read more in the Ukrainian edition....
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