The HMinfo Research Library contains an in-depth collection of materials on home modifications and related subjects.
The Research Library does not lend books and other items. Under special circumstances, requests to use the library may be made by emailing .
This webpage charts the history of the United States Access Board, its work in creating stands for modfication of builiding for greater accecibility of disabled people in private and public buildings including public toilets and other structures such as ATM's, the passage of the National Commission on Architectural Barriers to Rehabilitation of the Handicapped, The Architectural Barriers Act , the board adopting the Minimum Guidelines for Accessible Design and the Telecommunications Act of 1996. Giving the board greater scope for increating and enforcing greater standards for construction. in new buidlings
Reads 851
Back