Disability, Politics and Architecture — Part 2: The Decade of Nothingness
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Naziaty discusses the challenges of accessible transportation in Malaysia and critiques existing regulations related to the built environment.
Send us Fan Mail A follow up from an earlier podcast but the real title is based on a blog post - "Designing for Every Citizen: What a Wheelchair, a Bus Ramp, and a Fence Taught Me About Malaysia’s Streets". It also explains that UBBL34A under the Streets, Drainage and Building Act with the MS1184:2014 is not enough to solve problems with the Built Environment. In this episode, Naziaty shares what a near-fall off a bus taught about accessible transportation in Malaysia — and the two uni...
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