Toward accessible buildings that open their doors to everyone.

Do you find it difficult to use a place because of too many barriers?

Does an entrance, a staircase, a narrow corridor, an unclear sign, or an unsuitable design prevent you from moving, getting around, understanding, hearing, or communicating easily?

We can help.

The problem is not you, nor your abilities. The problem is often that the place was not designed in a way that takes into account the diversity of people and their needs.

The LUPD offers architectural consultation services to adapt existing buildings and make them more accessible, safer, and easier to use for everyone. It also provides consultation for the design of new buildings according to modern standards that, from the very start, account for differences in people’s mobility, hearing, understanding, communication, and movement.

Inclusive architecture means that a place is open and usable by people with disabilities, the elderly, children, parents with strollers, people going through temporary difficulties, and anyone who needs an environment that is clearer, easier, and more respectful of their independence.

Because a good place does not put obstacles in people’s way; it opens the path for them to live with independence and dignity.

The LUPD puts at your service a wide network of experienced consultants specialized in inclusive design, to guide you with practical expertise toward environments that are more accessible to everyone.

When preparing or modifying any place, remember that accessibility is a right, not an extra detail. And if you face refusal or lack of cooperation, the law is on your side. Do not back down from your right to a place that respects the diversity of people and ensures access and independence with dignity.

For inquiries or to request architectural consultation, you can contact the LUPD.