Building non-handicapping environments
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Citation
Building journal Hong Kong China, Apr, 1991, pp. 18-20
Abstract
Despite its plethora of sophisticated skycrapers, up-to-date financial institutions and modern telecommunications (and other means of electronic access), Hong Kong is not without its problems of physical access, especially for the handicapped. Nor does its topography help those to whom physical movement is an profound everyday consideration, since flat land is hard to find and the dynamic urbanization that has been created is frequently compressed into almost inconceivable congestion.
(1) Upward but wayward
(2) Why no consideration
(3) Early awareness
(4) Today's situation
(5) Climbing manmade hills
(6) We thank you
(7) Conclusion
Description
Type
Article
Format
Date
1991
Language
en