I want all people to be able to attend church. Surely that goes without saying? What is your question driving at? What has this got to do with topic of the article?
David, perhaps my question was misunderstood. How do you imagine incorporating elements of accessibility for various types of disability within older churches? I join you in the desire for all persons to attend and have access within our churches.
Ah. I don't know enough to say specifically, but it's always possible for new construction and modification to be done in harmony with the basic structure of the original I think, so that should work in this case too
I want all people to be able to attend church. Surely that goes without saying? What is your question driving at? What has this got to do with topic of the article?
David, perhaps my question was misunderstood. How do you imagine incorporating elements of accessibility for various types of disability within older churches? I join you in the desire for all persons to attend and have access within our churches.
Ah. I don't know enough to say specifically, but it's always possible for new construction and modification to be done in harmony with the basic structure of the original I think, so that should work in this case too
What are your thoughts on incorporating universal design into the architecture to allow for accessibility of those with physical limitations?