Design Thinking in Plural. The Seven Principles of Universal Design
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universal design, disability, accessibility, inclusion, public spacesAbstract
Thinking and designing in the plural means the probability that adding groups of people users divided by their characteristics and specifically by their physical capacities, will contribute to the inclusion of people with disabilities. The purpose of explaining concepts of accessibility, universal design in this article, is to expose a topic of interest to those dedicated to design, architecture, urbanism; and others interested in this subject.
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