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https://floorplanner.com/projects/52606405-cd/editor

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Universal design is the design and composition of a space so that it can be accessed and used by anybody, not regarding their age, size, ability, or disability. Some examples of this could be 3 ft. wide doorways, making sure things like islands and tables are at least 3 ft. from the wall, and making sure cabinets and things like that are easily accessible.

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Anna and Mitch are a married couple. The husband, Mitch, has recently been told he has multiple sclerosis and will probably need to be in a wheelchair. They want a house with universal design, and an office that they can both work out of, with enough space to convert it into a room for a baby in the future. They also want a sustainable design for their new home.

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The scale we used here was a 1/4''=1'

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We used the NKBA guideline in our floor plan because there are clearance spaces of at least 3' between all tables to walls, and islands, or any other places with lots of traffic, and the walls.

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Some principles of design we used are contrast. We have a lot of black and white contrast especially in the family room and kitchen. We also used symmetry in the master bedroom. Another principle we used is unity. Everything in the house flows with each other.

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The scale we used here was a 1/2''=1'