SIGNIFICANCE OF THE UNIVERSAL DESIGN OF LANDSCAPE ENVIRONMENT OF RESORTS AND REHABILITATION CENTRES

Authors

  • Mag. arch. Linda Balode

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.55877/cc.vol6.254

Keywords:

universal design, environment, landscapes of resorts and reha- bilitation centres

Abstract

The research is focused on various aspects of landscape exterior design of resorts and rehabilitation centres that are marked by aesthetic val- ues and also incorporate functional landscape values. In order to ensure qual- itative environment for resorts and rehabilitation centres it is vital to comply with the principles of accessibility and usability for a wider range of users. Nowadays this is defined as universal design.

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Published

14.11.2022

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Vol. 6 (2014): Culture Crossroads

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