Though the community college offers many advantages to the physically handicapped because of its diversified programs and extensive counseling services, a recent survey found that too few community colleges provide the necessary architectural modifications to make them accessible. (NF)

Describes instruments that have been used to evaluate design: buildings, parks, etc. (PR)

Describes the subtle and almost entirely overlooked discrimination against the physically handicapped that is manifest in the design of most public buildings and schools. (AN)

Computer simulation, a valuable tool for architects and urban designers, can produce unexpected pitfalls, costs, and results. (Author)

With sensitive renovation, many older structures can house new functions and provide space at less cost. (HS)

Communication between the physical plant administrator and the school administration is necessary to maintain an institution. (Author)

Schemes and drawings are fragments from a cycle of considerations called, The Research of Continuity." (Author)

Discusses factors to consider in planning technical education facilities. (Author)