Design for access and mobility: Buildings and associated facilities Standards New Zealand

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720.87 NZS

Summary: This Standard sets out requirements for the design of buildings, facilities within buildings, driveways, car parks, passages and any associated landscaping and accessways for use by people with disabilities as required by the Building Act 1991 and the Local Government Act 1974. It is written to cater for the majority of access and usage needs of people with disabilities, however, everyone benefits from accessible buildings in a variety of ways.

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NZS 4121:2001

April 2001

This Standard sets out requirements for the design of buildings, facilities within buildings, driveways, car parks, passages and any associated landscaping and accessways for use by people with disabilities as required by the Building Act 1991 and the Local Government Act 1974. It is written to cater for the majority of access and usage needs of people with disabilities, however, everyone benefits from accessible buildings in a variety of ways.

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