★ A book full of humanistic care and highly practical value!
★ Committed to rules and methods for building a barrier-free environment for people with disabilities and other groups with limited mobility.
★ Explains the ergonomic principles behind standards, helping readers understand the scientific basis of barrier-free construction.
★ Provides in-depth analysis of barrier-free equipment selection and spatial-planning solutions, covering key venues such as medical institutions and public spaces.
★ Uses intuitive diagrams and plain language to explain key points, turning professional codes into actionable implementation guides.
★ Emphasises practicality and operability, showing optimal equipment configuration and spatial-layout implementation plans through concrete cases.
★ For barrier-free builders and social-security workers, offering complete solutions covering planning, design, and equipment configuration.

This book is devoted to rules and methods for building a barrier-free environment for people with disabilities and other groups with limited mobility. In plain language it sets out the key principles for creating comfortable, safe spaces for people with limited mobility. It discusses in detail applicable environmental-adaptation solutions for key functional areas in various institutions, provides optimal equipment-configuration examples, and graphically illustrates reasonable equipment placement. The book’s unique value is that it not only guides readers on how to complete barrier-free construction in accordance with current codes, but also explains in depth the original intention and theoretical basis behind these codes and their connection to ergonomics. Readers will learn about the necessity for and selection key points of various barrier-free devices. Suitable for professionals involved in barrier-free construction in all kinds of venues, as well as workers in the social-security field responsible for rehabilitation of people with disabilities in medical institutions.