Accessibility · Defined
Accessibility plan review
A review of design documents against the accessibility criteria included in an agreed scope. It identifies coordination issues and potential barriers before they are built.
Why it matters
Different requirements can apply based on building use, funding, jurisdiction, and project type. The review should identify its governing criteria and document limitations. It does not replace design responsibility, agency approval, or verification of constructed conditions.
In practice
A project example
Door clearances, room layouts, and accessible routes are reviewed together so a correction to one element does not create a conflict elsewhere.
Technical references
General educational guidance from KOW Building Consultants. Examples are illustrative, not project records. The applicable contract, standard, program, and jurisdiction control the requirements for a specific assignment.