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The Access Audit Handbook
Our buildings and environments should be inclusive to all, but how can we assess this? The Access Audit Handbook is an indispensable tool for auditing the accessibility of buildings and services. This book offers straightforward advice about undertaking access audits and explains how they make buildings, environments and services more inclusive. Following the audit, the book explains how each of the various report formats works best to communicate recommendations in the content of current legislation, funding requirements and best practice in building management. Well established as the best resource for conducting access audits, the third edition of The Access Audit Handbook is fully up to date with the latest legal and technical standards as well as developments in equipment and building maintenance. Featuring advice on: Commissioning an access audit Audit methodology Making recommendations Report writing The practical guidance is supported by case studies, worked examples and checklists.
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Joan Miró
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Architecture Today
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Plain Jayne
Jayne Kennedy has a life full of firsts: First Black Miss Cleveland, First Black Ohio, First Black woman hosting CBS' NFL Today. There are also Firsts she never expected, like being the first Black actress on the cover of Playboy. And there was a First she never ever wanted: before Tommy Lee and Pamela or Kim Kardashian, Jayne Kennedy was the subject of the celebrity first sex tape.
Arshile Gorky, 1904-1948
Born on the shores of Armenia's Lake Van, Arshile Gorky immigrated to the United States in 1920 and went on to become one of the greatest American painters of the twentieth century. Gorky was both a forefather to and a seminal figure in the Abstract Expressionist movement years before Pollock and Motherwell, he found ways to extend Surrealist dream imagery into a uniquely American abstraction, simply by pursuing Surrealism's insistence on the authenticity of interior experience freely transcribed on canvas--also the logic of much New York Abstract Expressionism. For Gorky this was no easy endeavor: critic Meyer Schapiro called him a fervent scrutinizer of paintings, an ability corroborated b...
