Globalism in project design
Architect Hisham Alqasem
Global design is a concept that proposes the creation of spaces with democratic use, ensuring equal conditions in terms of quality of service. The main goal of Universal Design is to allow everyone to use them to the maximum extent possible without the need for modifications. Universal Design serves people who take into account their individual characteristics, age, and abilities. Universal Design offers a broader perspective of architecture, becoming a design concept from the beginning of the process. architectural projects through Universal Design ensure every person the same opportunities and spaces without modifications, exceptions or different ways.
What are the seven principles of Universal Design?
What are the seven principles of universal design:
First, a project, product or object should be universal, i.e. ensuring that people with different abilities can use it without discrimination, such as sliding doors that open automatically via a sensor.
First, it should be egalitarian, i.e. ensuring that people with different abilities can use it without discrimination, such as sliding doors that open automatically via a sensor.
Second, the design should provide flexibility in use, accommodating different abilities and allowing people to choose the best method. To use
<The third principle is simple and intuitive use, which means easy to understand, regardless of each person's experiences or language skills.
Fourth: The overall design should be easy to understand and should be able to communicate, inform and guide for anyone.
The fifth principle states. <The fifth principle states that projects or products tolerate mistakes, mitigate consequences, and protect people. <The sixth principle deals with the need for low physical effort. Finally, the latter ensures the scope of access, use, and manipulation of spaces and objects, always taking into account the different bodies that exist.
Finally, the latter ensures the scope of access, use, and manipulation of spaces and objects, always taking into account the different bodies that exist. Universal design guides inclusion, not only as a supplement to the standard use but to transform the standard itself, ensuring wide use by all existing collections, profiles and bodies, making accessibility an irreversible tool.
Finally, the latter guarantees the range of access, use and manipulation of spaces and objects, always taking into account the different bodies that exist.
