1. The basic principles of Universal Design as applied in urban landscape architecture.
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2. Specific design choices relative to accessibility and Universal Design for “special” populations, and how they can be of benefit in all design contexts.
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3. Global approaches to the design of streets and public spaces from a “complete streets” perspective.
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4. The “carrots” and “sticks” of the regulatory environment and disability rights advocacy, and how both benefit the public at large.
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