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ADA Architecture: Practical Augmentation of Modern Architecture | |
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An investigation of the ADA and ramp for the Storefront for Art & Architecture | |
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ADA Architecture, New York City, 2001 | |
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ADA Architecture at the Storefront for Art & Architecture | |
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source: http://advancedarchitecture.org | |
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A temporary accessibility ramp comissioned by Storefront for Art and Architecture is designed through a series of institutional exchanges: IAA, CUP, SFAA, ADA. In the design of the ramp a resolution is sought that accounts for the respective forces that come to play given each organization's interests. Applying the ADA to architecture (such as the Storefront for Art & Architecture) demonstrates the rigid structures in which decisions about code and ADA get made (even in non-governmental institutions such as IAA, CUP and SFAA).
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