2020
DOI: 10.11606/gtp.v15i2.162777
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Diretrizes para projeto de ambiente construído inclusivo (pessoas com deficiência auditiva)

Abstract: A Organização Mundial da Saúde – OMS estima que, até 2050, uma em cada dez pessoas, ou seja, mais de 900 milhões no mundo, apresentará quadros de perda auditiva incapacitante. Entretanto, os espaços públicos e privados existentes dificilmente estão preparados para absorver e atender essa parcela considerável da população. Para a construção de um ambiente acessível, verifica-se a necessidade da incorporação dos conceitos do Desenho Universal desde a concepção, mas a literatura oferece pouco suporte para isso. N… Show more

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“…It also presents practical and theoretical support that must be incorporated into museums so that everyone has access to information, art and cultural heritage. Furthermore, other articles show how architecture can contribute to it [39] through universal design [40], ergonomics [41] and usability study [42], eliminating physical barriers [43] and communication for the numerous users such as the elderly, people with reduced mobility, visual impairment [44] and hearing impairment [45].…”
Section: Systematic Literature Review: Procedures and Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It also presents practical and theoretical support that must be incorporated into museums so that everyone has access to information, art and cultural heritage. Furthermore, other articles show how architecture can contribute to it [39] through universal design [40], ergonomics [41] and usability study [42], eliminating physical barriers [43] and communication for the numerous users such as the elderly, people with reduced mobility, visual impairment [44] and hearing impairment [45].…”
Section: Systematic Literature Review: Procedures and Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%