Engenharias
Accessibility: legislation and regulations applied
CURSO
Presencial
Target Audience
Academics or professionals such as Architects, Urban Planners, Engineers; Landscape Architects; Technologists; Designers and Interior Designers; and other fields related to construction. Students and professionals involved in public administration. Additionally, anyone interested in the topic in general.
Justification
Accessibility is promoted through universal design, the removal of urban and architectural barriers, transportation, communication and information, and various technologies. To ensure accessibility, it is necessary to observe accessibility legislation, technical standards, and regulatory acts on the subject.
The benefits of taking an accessibility course may include:
- Considering the quality of life of residents in human settlements and the material quality of the built environment and its durability.
- Using technology in respect to the social, cultural, aesthetic, and economic needs of communities.
General Objective
To apply the concepts of accessibility in a contextualized manner through national laws and regulations in real scenarios of the construction industry.
Specific Objectives
- To understand the concept of Universal Design and its applications in the construction industry;
- To support the improvement of the justification of the concepts that underpin the architectural and urban solutions adopted according to the users' profile;
- To experience the principles of accessibility through a participatory methodology applied in real scenarios.
Course Content
[title-dropdown] Module 1 - Introductory [/title-dropdown]
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- Concept of Accessibility
- Concept of Universal Design
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[title-dropdown] Module 2 - Laws and Decrees [/title-dropdown]
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- Brazilian Inclusion Law: which topics of the law are relevant to the construction industry
- Federal Decree No. 9,296/2018 - Accessibility in Hotels, Inns, and similar establishments
- Federal Decree No. 9,404/2018 - Accessibility in auditoriums and theaters
- Federal Decree No. 9,451/2018 - Accessibility in multifamily buildings
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[title-dropdown] Module 3 - Regulations [/title-dropdown]
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- NBR 9050
- NBR 16537
- NM NBR 313
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Ministrante
Dra. Aline Eyng Savi
Graduated in Architecture and Urbanism. Holds a PhD and a Master's degree from the Graduate Program in Architecture and Urbanism - Project and Technology of the Built Environment (PósARQ) at the Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC). Since 2009, she has been a full-time professor in the Architecture and Urbanism Course at the University of Southern Santa Catarina (CAU/UNESC), where she teaches the Architecture, Urbanism, and Landscape Design course, as well as courses in the History and Theory core of the same program. She is also a member of the Structuring Teaching Staff (NDE) and the Deputy Coordinator of the Architecture and Urbanism Course. She has published articles in scientific events and national and international journals, as well as book chapters in the following areas: spatial accessibility and performance of architectural projects. She is dedicated to studying the influence of architecture on the health of its users, especially in long-term care environments. She is part of the research group: GPDECC - Research Group on the Performance of Structures and Civil Construction, focusing on the performance of architectures, assistive technologies, and architectural accessibility. She carries out architectural projects, especially in interior architecture. She coordinates the Assistive Technology Observatory, a CNPq project.
Duração:
16 hours
Local das aulas:
Criciúma/SC
Ou R$ 267,75 à vista
* 10% discount for alumni or current students and 15% for upfront payments (not cumulative).
