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City of Toronto Accessibility Design Guidelines

Published by City of Toronto Diversity Management and Community Engagement under Air Quality

Applies to
designer
Document date
April 2004

The 2004 edition of the City of Toronto's accessibility design guidelines, issued by Diversity Management and Community Engagement for accessibility audits and development planning. Part I covers exterior areas — routes, arrival and departure areas, special areas and features from amphitheatres to waterfronts, outdoor amenities and support systems — and Part II covers indoor areas, from entrances and interior routes to amenities, systems and controls and special facilities. Appendices carry definitions, a legislative overview and a bibliography. The 2021 revision is a separate document.

What it covers

  • Introduction
  • Part I: Exterior Areas
  • 1.1 Exterior Routes
  • 1.2 Arrival and Departure Areas
  • 1.3 Special Areas and Features
  • 1.4 Outdoor Amenities
  • 1.5 Outdoor Support Systems
  • Part II: Indoor Areas
  • 2.1 Entrances
  • 2.2 Interior Routes
  • 2.3 Interior Amenities
  • 2.4 Interior Systems and Controls
  • 2.5 Special Facilities and Areas
  • Appendix A: Acknowledgements
  • Appendix B: Definitions
  • Appendix C: Legislative Overview
  • Appendix D: Bibliography
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Publisher
City of Toronto Diversity Management and Community Engagement
Category
Study requirements
Published under
Air Quality — the municipality's own heading
Agencies
City of Toronto Diversity Management and Community Engagement · Ontario Human Rights Commission
Tags
guidelineaccessibilityuniversal-designsite-design
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