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Great! I’m glad I could help. Please let us know how the construction and opening go, we would love hear about it!
-Justin
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Reply to Accessible pizza bar in Fukuoka, Japan
Hello Lorenzo,
To start, I’m happy to see that you want to make your shop more accessible! I used to design buildings in the US and have had to design buildings with accessibility code requirements on many occasions. I find that the vast majority of the time the codes allow most people to access public places with little to no issues (I know…
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I feel like new buildings allow for new opportunities to apply accessibility options, but I do have a building design background so I could be bias.
I don’t think you should necessarily be required to use a back/hidden entry (though yes, it is better than no accessibility at all), because if I can’t experience the designed ambiance as…
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