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DESCRIPTION:Date: Wednesday\, August 3\, 2016\, 9:00am to Thursday\, August
  4\, 2016\, 5:00pm\nLocation: George Gund Hall\, Cambridge\, MA\nCEUs: 14 
 AIA/CES (HSW) | 14 AICP/CM\nTuition: $1\,250.00\n\nRegister Now\n\n\n\n\nF
 orty-eight years after the Architectural Barriers Act passed\, forty-three
  years after the Rehab Act passed\, and twenty five years after the ADA re
 gulations and standards were adopted there are still many questions about 
 how to apply them to the tens of millions of buildings and facilities they
  cover.  Interest in compliance is continuing to increase throughout the 
 country as are the court cases helping to define their application under e
 ach of the laws.  With ADA obligations and interpretations as the structu
 ral formwork for the class\, other requirements will be brought in where t
 hey are different.  This highly interactive workshop with six top instruc
 tors will focus on which laws\, regulations\, and standards apply to vario
 us project types\, examine trending issues\, and explore best practices an
 d universal design concepts that improve usability for everyone.  This fr
 esh approach will mix presentations with very small group breakout session
 s and exercises to analyze and discuss the difficult access problems that 
 still remain.  This two-day session is complemented by the one-day Fair H
 ousing session on Friday.\n\nLearning Objectives:\n\n\n\n\n\n	\n	Recognize
  which federal accessibility laws\, regulations\, and standards apply to v
 arious facility types &amp\; when\;\n	\n	\n	During a walking tour of the H
 arvard campus in the immediate area of the GSD\, understand how to apply t
 he Proposed Public Rights of Way Accessibility Guidelines in the real worl
 d\;\n	\n	\n	Differentiate specific definitions for the many terms related 
 to routes\, paths\, walks\, trails\, egress\, exits\, spaces\, etc.\, then
  learn why those definitions are important\;\n	\n	\n	Learn how to formulat
 e solid interpretations and develop expert witness opinions that will hold
  up under detailed scrutiny by the courts\;\n	\n	\n	Understand how to reco
 gnize and apply tolerances under the ADA\, ABA\, and Uniform Federal Acces
 sibility Standards\;\n	\n	\n	Understand how to apply safe harbors under th
 e ADA and the provisions for “existing conditions that can remain” und
 er the ABA.\n	\n	\n	Learn what is happening around the world with the adop
 tion and application of many country-specific accessibility laws and stand
 ards.\n	\n\n\nParticipants will have an option to attend dinner with the I
 nstructors at the historic Harvard Faculty Club after the class ends on Th
 ursday Night.  \n\nUpon registering for the course\, each participant wil
 l receive access to an indexed\, hyperlinked digital library including ove
 r 1\,000 access-related documents\, a complimentary subscription to Corada
 .com and a choice of electronic Pocket Guides to the standards.\n\nA 10% d
 iscount off tuition is available when you register for both 'ADA\, ABA\, &
 amp\; 504 Access' and 'Fair Housing' programs.  Upon registration to the 
 first program\, a promo code will be emailed to you for use on the second 
 program.\n\nWho should attend: Architects\, interior designers\, engineers
 \, landscape architects\, and facility managers.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
SUMMARY:2016 ADA\, ABA\, & 504 Access to Public\, Private\, and Federal Non
 -Residential Facilities and Programs - Harvard GSD
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