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Case Study - Hospital Campus

petersmarnie
Sep 4
2 min read

Accessibility Simplified works within the diverse GBA Group and The Ottawa Hospital project team to apply a universal design and accessibility lens in the development of the built and landscape environments for the new Civic Campus.

 

Accessibility Simplified has been working with the Ottawa Hospital (TOH) Project Team (led by HDR, Parsons) and the selected Development Company (led by Parkin, bbb Architects [Ottawa] PCL/EllisDon) through all stages and phases of development of a new Civic Campus hospital. Ensuring accessibility and universal design is considered at all stages from functional planning through to design, construction and final fit-up and occupancy.

 

The NCD new Civic Campus project includes s 2.5 million ft² facility located on a landscaped 50-acre (20-hectare) site, as well as a 2800 space parking structure.o    Our team has been liaising will all members of the design team architects and engineers for the built environment, landscape environment and traffic planning. As well as the teams responsible for: Signage, lighting, acoustics, electrical, mechanical/HVAC, security, AV/IT, interior design, FFE, etc.


Hangout Stairs at a University that are inaccessible to people who use a wheelchair or mobility aid, no tactile or colour contrasting features for people who are blind or vision impaired, loud space for people who are hard of hearing


About Marnie Peters


Marnie Peters - President of Accessibility Simplified
Marnie Peters - President of Accessibility Simplified

Marnie Peters has 20+ years of experience as a consultant offering comprehensive services related to accessibility and universal design. Her firm, Accessibility Simplified provides professional services to architects, engineers, designers and planners to ensure buildings and urban environments comply with all building codes, accessibility standards and human rights legislation.




Marnie has extensive experience across a full range of large commercial and institutional projects, addressing: the public realm, built facilities for commercial/retail, sporting venues, transportation facilities, convention centres, office, education, health care and residential and active transportation and cycling facilities. Marnie has extensive experience working as part of large, multi-disciplinary teams, while addressing the diverse needs of end users.

 
 
 

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