RAIC – Introduction to Successful Accessibility Design

The Mission of the RAIC Syllabus is to provide architectural education nationally through practical experience and courses of study for aspiring and current members of the profession, and members of the public with a personal interest in architecture. Introduction to Successful Accessible Design introduces the concepts and applications of inclusive design as it applies to Canadian architecture and its built environment. Students will analyze the impacts and conflicts of accessibility in society, built form, and the development industry. In addition to learning the basic terminology and concepts, and having access to the latest resources, they gain practical experience including being able to spot the barriers that surround us as well as apply new skills in real-life applications of accessibility. For more information on the RAIC’s Continuing Education courses, please go to https://raic.org/continuingeducation. For more information about the RAIC Syllabus Program, please go to https://raic-syllabus.ca/home.