The objective of our seminar is to increase understanding in how people use accessible facilities. Are Part M packs suitable in every instance? The simple answer is no, alternative arrangements will be necessary for Changing Places facilities, school hygiene rooms and more generally where there is a reasonable expectation that users will be assisted by carers.
Our talk examines access and spatial requirements for using the toilet, basin and shower individually, and as integrated functions within a well thought out room design.
This CPD seminar is RIBA approved and a part of the RIBA CPD Core Curriculum.
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Here is what you will learn
Our CPD seminar offers key insights for designing for inclusivity and accessible bathrooms.
Key topics include:
- Specific requirements for turn radius, spacing etc.
- How to improve independence through flexible solutions
- Layouts for good, functional, accessible bathrooms
Feedback from our attendees
Here is a word from one of our previous seminar attendees.
”Thanks for the CPD, it was really helpful and informative. It’s great to get a much clearer understanding of the needs of different users, and how small design decisions can have a really big impact. Also refreshing to have a CPD that’s not just based around the minimum requirements of building regs! The design guide looks really useful too. We’ll definitely be in touch if we have any relevant projects to discuss”.
Jess Haigh, Architect, BA(Hons), M(Arch), ARB
Reference material used in the seminar
- Pressalit Bathroom Design Guide (Danish origin), Part M, BS 8300-2:2018, and Building Bulletins 102-104 (school hygiene rooms).
Download the guide here - Best Practice in Accessible Bathroom Design aims to give general awareness within two topics of the RIBA core curriculum: 7. Inclusive environments; 10. Design, construction and technology.
FAQ
- Who is this seminar appropriate for?
- Is this seminar RIBA approved?
- Which RIBA topics are included?
- How do I access the seminar?
- Can ‘live’ TEAMS/ZOOM seminars be recorded?
- Will I receive a CPD certificate?
- Is lunch included?
- How long does the seminar last?
- Does the seminar include a Q&A session at the end?
- What handouts are provided?
- Is there a minimum number of attendees required in order to book the seminar?
Q: Who is this seminar appropriate for?
Anyone with an interest in designing and specifying accessible bathrooms, e.g. Architects, Interior Designers, Design Managers etc.
Q: Is this seminar RIBA approved?
Yes, the content of our seminar has been assessed and approved by RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects).
Q: Which RIBA topics are included?
Best Practice in Accessible Bathroom Design aims to give general awareness within two topics of the RIBA core curriculum: 7. Inclusive environments; 10. Design, construction and technology.
Q: How do I access the seminar?
There are two ways to hear the seminar:
- Book an ‘in person’ seminar (we come along to your office to present the seminar ‘in person’).
- Book an online seminar (via TEAMS or ZOOM - this is a live event).
Q: Can ‘live’ TEAMS/ZOOM seminars be recorded?
Yes, we would be pleased to record a live presentation of our seminar via TEAMS/ZOOM, subject to consent from all attendees.
Q: Is lunch included?
We are pleased to reimburse reasonable lunch expenses for attendees for all ‘in person’ seminars.
However, lunch/refreshment reimbursement is not included for online TEAMS/ZOOM versions of the seminar.
Q: Does the seminar include a Q&A session at the end?
Yes, a Q&A session is included afterwards, time permitting.
Contact us for more information
Please reach out to us and we will answer any questions you might have.
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About Pressalit
Pressalit manufactures innovative accessible bathroom and kitchen solutions designed to promote independence, safe working environments and return on investment opportunities.
For over 40 years, our design principles and product arrangements have provided successful outcomes for numerous new build and refurbishment projects worldwide. Typical applications include hospitals, hospices, nursing homes, special needs schools, day centres, hotels, Changing Places facilities and private accommodation.
You will find us here
Pressalit
100 Longwater Avenue
Green Park
Reading, Berkshire
RG2 6GP