Aim
This course will help participants to recognise the key factors required for accessible pedestrian environments and improve understanding of the requirements relating to navigation, orientation and way‑finding to enhance the accessibility of external urban environments.
Course dates
Live online via Zoom:
Wednesday 23rd September, 10:30am to 4pm – Book Now
Course content
- Explore how different experiences shape the way people navigate and interact with the world around them.
- Discover the guidance, standards, and best practices that guide how safe, welcoming, and accessible urban outdoor spaces are created and managed.
- Learn how clear communication and easy wayfinding help everyone feel confident and independent in unfamiliar environments.
- Consider how thoughtful use of visual contrast and lighting can transform spaces, making them easier and safer for everyone to use.
- Unlock the secrets behind effective signage – designs that grab attention, guide people effortlessly, and reduce confusion.
- Understand how to use tactile paving in the right way, ensuring it truly supports people who rely on it while keeping spaces intuitive for all.
- Take inspiration from architecture and urban design examples that bring accessibility and creativity together.
- Spot the difference between great design and missed opportunities, with real-world examples of what works – and what doesn’t – in outdoor spaces.
- Test your knowledge using case studies
Cost
The course fee is £375
Need more information?
Please contact us if you have any additional questions or require more information about this course.
Disclaimer
The Centre for Accessible Environments reserves the right to change, postpone or cancel any event with reasonable notice. Please do not confirm or finalise any travel arrangements or accommodation bookings until you have been given confirmation by the CAE that the course will go ahead as planned. In case of force majeure, CAE have the right to alter or cancel the event without prior notice, however a notice of the occurrence shall be given by CAE as soon as reasonably possible.