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Wayfinding in Libraries.

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Beck, Susan Gilbert – Library Hi Tech, 1996

Discusses recommendations for designing or redesigning library buildings for easy navigability. Signage, maps, collection arrangements, and placement of emergency exits must take into account observed traffic patterns, spatial or objective orientations of individual patrons, and patrons with disabilities. Contains 63 references. (BEW)

Descriptors: Accessibility (for Disabled), Building Design, Facility Improvement, Furniture Arrangement

The ADAPTABLE Approach: A Practical Guide to Planning Accessible Libraries.

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Cantor, Alan – Library Hi Tech, 1996

This article uses "ADAPTABLE" as an acronym for accommodation strategies for the disabled: (1) Assistive Devices; (2) Alternative formats for printed text; (3) Personal support such as specialized staff; (4) Transportation services; (5) Adapted furniture; (6) Building modifications; (7) Low-tech devices such as book holders; and (8)…

Descriptors: Accessibility (for Disabled), Assistive Devices (for Disabled), Audiovisual Aids, Building Design