Compliance: Hotel Public Spaces and Guest Rooms
When hotels renovate room interiors and public spaces, understanding the application of ADA can help avoid costly complaints.
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How do ADA and FHA differ?
ADA and FHA are both federal civil rights laws that prohibit discrimination against people with disabilities but have different requirements.
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A Better Transit Experience
Universal design in transportation offers a path to achieving a travel experience that is favorable for all people.
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Accessibility Training Program
Our training curriculum teaches how to perform surveys and assessments through classroom training, field instruction, webinars, or the production of videos and guideline standards.
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All Stations Accessible Program (ASAP)
LCM was part of the group working on the All Stations Accessibility Program (ASAP) envisioning a 100% accessible transit system.
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Restoring a Grand Staircase
The renovation of Natural History Building modernizes and revives UIUC’s 125+year-old landmark building restoring the grand staircase.
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ADA Title II Transition Plan
Title II of the ADA protects individuals with disabilities from discrimination in services, programs, and activities provided by government entities.
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Trends: Hotel Accessibility
LCM accessibility specialists share their observations about trends in the hotel industry and their accessibility implications.
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Compliance: Medical Diagnostic Equipment
For designing and specifying medical equipment, the pace of technological innovation presents a challenge, as does complying with the ADA.
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