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Universal Design Assessing Vulnerable Users’ Outdoor and Indoor Accessibility and Inclusion: Findings from Two European Cities
Accessible environments are essential to building inclusive, equitable, and economically resilient urban centres. However, current accessibility standards and design guidelines often hinder the promotion of universal design and contribute to community severance. This study, part of the Horizon-funde
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