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• Category: Accessibility in General
  • Braille – An Overview for ‘High-Vision’ People & Others
  • Protruding Objects – on a lighter note
  • Access — Who is it for?
  • Reflectorized Parking Signs – Exactly What is That?
  • Companion Animals, Service Animals, and Access
  • Path of Travel Considerations – for the Deaf Community & Others
  • The Doorbell – Transient Lodging & Dwelling Units
  • Tolerances – Just how tolerant should you be?
  • Holidays And Accessibility
  • Working Out of Home & Accessibility
  • Lighting – Let the Sun In!
  • Queueing
• Category: Accessible Routes & Path of Travel
  • Handrails with Crash Rails and Bumper Guards
  • Parking Priority in Alterations and Barrier Removal
  • Parking Structures and Access
  • Lifts vs Elevators – Pros and Cons
  • Pop-Up Restaurants and What You Need to Know About Access
  • Doors and Gates – What they need for ongoing maintenance
  • Valet & Passenger Loading Zones – What do I Need to Provide?
  • Electric Vehicle Charging Stations (EVCS) & Access
  • Clear Floor Spaces – Are they Really Clear?
  • Accessible Routes and Other Pedestrian Ways
  • Proportional Spending — Exactly what is it?
  • Signs and Things – Types
  • Signs and Things – Components
  • Readily Achievable Barrier Removal
  • Carpets and Area Rugs
  • Walk-Off Mats
• Category: Building Elements & Interiors
  • Manufactured Tubs & Showers with Integral Surrounding Walls – What Do You Need to Know About Their Grab Bars?
  • Countertop Requirements for Accessible Kitchens Under ADA
  • The Kitchen Sink – or everything you ever wanted to know about faucets
  • Counters and Work Surfaces for Sales/Service and Dining/Bar — What Is Required?
  • Closet Space – What Is Required for Access?
  • Kitchen Design Considerations for Aging in Place
  • Washers & Dryers, and Access
  • Sinks, Sinks, Sinks, and Lavs – What needs to be done?
  • Counters, Cabinetry, & Hardware
  • Storage – An Overview
  • Restaurant, Bar, Banquet, Desk, and Cafeteria Seating – How much space do we need?
  • Refrigerators — What You Need To Know
  • Seating at Tables and Desks – How Much Space Do I Need?
  • Mail Boxes – So How High Should They Be?
  • Locks, Keys, & Hardware
  • Elevators
  • Cabinetry and Sales & Service Counters
• Category: Doors
  • Beyond Access: MCD Magazine on Healthcare Facilities and ADA Compliance
  • Doors – Power Assist and Low Energy
• Category: Existing Buildings and Alterations
  • Single User Toilet Rooms in California
  • Existing Buildings – What needs to be done?
  • Employees Only
  • Alterations To Existing Buildings — How Much Extra Do I Have to Spend?
  • The Existing Swimming Pool Dilemma
• Category: Hospitality & Retail
  • Restaurant, Bar, & Cafeteria Design Considerations
  • Blocking for Grab Bars – What is There to Know?
  • Toilet Rooms in California Restaurants & Other Food Facilities
  • The Lavatory — Clear Floor Spaces, Reach Ranges, & Protruding Objects
  • Pool Lifts – How to get in, out, up, and down
  • Transient Lodging – Things to look out for
  • What is Not Transient Lodging – Alternatives & Access
  • College Housing – Dormitories, Residence Halls, and Apartments – What to comply with?
  • Lodging Guest Rooms — A Quick Overview
  • Restrooms for Restaurants in California
• Category: Kitchens & Storage
  • ADA Requirements for Kitchen Storage
• Category: Misc
  • The Elderly – Toilets & Grab Bars – Some Thoughts
  • Service, Support, & Assistive Animals – and California
  • Social Service Center Establishments – What Are They?
  • What is a Certified Access Specialist (CASp)? Interview of Janis Kent in Connection Magazine
  • Accessibility Expert Janis Kent elected to AIA’s Prestigious College of Fellows
• Category: Multi-Family Residential
  • Senior Housing in California
  • Parking for Multi-Family Housing with Public Funding or Public Programs
  • Multi-Family Housing — Which regulations pertain?
  • Trash Enclosures — Accessible or not?
• Category: Office & Employee Only Spaces
• Category: On-Demand Webinar
  • On-Demand Accessibility Continuing Education Series Now Available
• Category: Regulatory
  • The Van Accessible Parking Space – What Does It Need?
  • The Gray Areas – What to do when you hit on one in the Access codes or ADA?
  • Which Code or Regulation Applies During the Course of a Project?
  • Truncated Domes — To Use or Not To Use?
  • Building Permits — Accessibility approved…or not?
  • Leases & Accessibility – What now?
• Category: Restrooms
  • Gender-Neutral Toilet Compartment vs Toilet Room – What is the Difference?
  • The Accessible Restroom Compartment – A Room Within A Room
  • Single Restrooms – What needs to be done?
• Category: Seminar Calendar
  • Stepping Thru Accessible Restrooms
  • Stepping Thru Parking & Passenger Drop-Offs + Site Considerations
  • Stepping Thru Accessible Routes
  • Stepping Thru Existing Buildings
  • Stepping Thru Interior Elements
  • Stepping Thru Multi-Family Housing – An Overview; and Stepping Thru Environments As We Age
  • Stepping Thru Vertical Heights
  • Stepping Thru Accessibility in Parking Facilities per ADA & CBC
  • Stepping Thru Doors & Gates and Accessible Signage
• Category: Seminars
  • Stepping Thru – Vignette Series: Kitchen Design for Access & Aging – Issues, Complications, & Solutions!
  • Stepping Thru – Vignette Series: Exceptions & Nuances in the ADA Standards & CBC
  • Stepping Thru – Vignette Series: Bathtubs, Showers, & Access
  • Stepping Thru – Vignette Series: Signage – When Do I Use What
  • Stepping Thru Circulation Paths, Accessible Routes, & Path of Travel
  • Stepping Thru – Vignette Series: Signage and What Makes It Accessible
  • Stepping Thru Vignette Series: Accessibility – A Photographic Look at Recurrent Non-Complying Elements
  • Stepping Thru – Vignette Series: Electric Vehicle Charging Stations & Access
  • Stepping Thru Accessible Public Multi-Family Residential Facilities
  • Stepping Thru Hotels, Motels, Inns, & Restaurants and Access
  • Stepping Thru Vertical Heights
  • Stepping Thru Parking, Passenger Loading, EVCS, & Their Connection to the Site
  • Stepping Thru Interior Elements & Access
  • Stepping Thru The Existing Building – Access Within & Without
  • Stepping Thru Doors, Gates, & Signs, and What Makes Them Accessible
  • Stepping Thru Toilet & Bathing Facilities – What Makes Them Accessible
  • Stepping Thru Signage & What Makes It Accessible
  • Stepping Thru Circulation Paths, Accessible Routes, & Path of Travel
  • Stepping Thru Vignette Series: Accessible Environments As We Age
  • Stepping Thru – Vignette Series: Accessible Businesses – What Needs to be Done
• Category: Site Elements
  • Parking – To comply or not to comply
  • Parking Access Aisles
• Category: Uncategorized
• Category: Vertical Access

Products

• ADA in Details - Second Edition (Ebook Version)
• Kitchens and Access
• The Existing Building – With & Without Alterations
• Multi-Family Housing in the Public Sector
• Access and Vehicles
• Restaurants & Bars
• Hotels & Transient Lodging 
• Restrooms
• Multi-Family Reference Matrix:
  Dwelling Unit Kitchens - PDF with Bookmarks
• Multi-Family Reference Matrix:
  Dwelling Unit Bathrooms - PDF with Bookmarks
• Combo Deal! Multi-Family Reference Matrix:
  Dwelling Unit Kitchens AND Dwelling Unit Bathrooms - PDFs with Bookmarks
• ADA in Details: Interpreting the 2010 Americans with Disabilities Act Standards for Accessible Design