ARTICLES

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Disability Action. (1993). Adaptable Housing. Why? How? When? Disability Action, Belfast.

U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. (1988) Universal design housing for the lifespan of all people.

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Mueller, J. ( 1990). Toward Universal Design: An ongoing project on the ergonomics of disability. American Rehabilitation. Summer, 15-19.

Nolte, E.A.H. (1988). Building adaptable housing. National Housing Council. Commissioned by the Department of Action for Disabled People of the European Communities. NWR, Almere.

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Scadden, L. A. (1993). Design for Everyone: A look at features that affect usability of consumer electronics. CE Network News.

BOOKS

Ambrose, I., and Nolte, E. European approaches to accessibility and housing adaptation. HELIOS:Brussels.

Koberg, D., and Bagnall, J. (1976). The universal traveler: A soft-system guide to creativity, problem-solving, and the process of design. Los Altos, CA: W. Kaufmann.

MIG Communications (1992). Play for all guidelines: Planning, design and management of outdoor play settings for all children, 2nd Ed. Berkeley, CA: MIG Communications.

Van Nostrand Reinhold, The Accessible Housing Design File ($49.95 + state tax)

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Wilkoff, W.L., and Abed, L.W. (1995). Practicing universal design: An interpretation of the ADA . New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold.

Housing and Urban Development (1987). Adaptable housing: A technical manual for implementing adaptable dwelling unit specifications. ($3.00/copy)

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