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Case Study - Stadium | Retail & Commercial

Writer: Sarah Stone
Sarah Stone
7 hours ago
1 min read

Lansdowne Park Redevelopment &

Lansdowne 2.0 Event Centre and North Side Stands

 

Accessibility Simplified helped the project team understand the integral importance of accessibility and the necessity to apply a universal design and accessibility lens in the development of the built and landscape environments for the re-development of the public realm and built facilities of Lansdowne Park, a City of Ottawa 18-acre (7.3 ha) historic sports, exhibition and entertainment facility.

 

Scope of work included partnering in the development and presentation of the Accessibility Framework to guide all project development and activities; completed accessibility audits of existing buildings; conducted 30-60-90 % accessibility reviews of architectural drawings for built and landscape environments; conducted post-occupancy audits of all built facilities and public realm; worked with additional design teams to address accessibility of signage, wayfinding, public art, parking and heritage facilities; accessibility of the park and children’s play area.  



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