PWD FRIENDLY ESTABLISHMENT 2013
The
award is given to establishment or building/facilities that is fully
accessible to PWDs, with compliance to all architectural features and
facilities provided to the general public.
All
standards and dimensions of the criteria are based on the IRR (implementing
rules and regulations) of BP 344 (Batas Pambansa Blng. 344), otherwise known as
the accessibility law for PWDs (Persons with Disabilities).
For
other dimensions not indicated in the criteria, refer to the IRR of BP 344.
To
be considered for the Award, establishment nominee must meet the following:
1.
Required Submittals for All:
(i) Written narrative about the nominated
establishment, explaining in 150 words, the type and function of the
building/facilities, the demography of the building/facilities,
and what considerations had been provided to make the
building/facilities accessible to PWDs.
(ii) Floor plan or site development plan. Provide a
reduced size floor plan or site development plan of the establishment
or building/facilities. Recommended reduced size of the floor plan
or site development plan can either be on A3 sheet for large
establishments and on A4 sheet for small
establishments. Not-To-Scale floor plans or site
development plans are acceptable. In addition, areas that are not related
to the submittal can be deleted or blocked off, as long as the route to the
accessible facilities are shown.
(iii)
Location of Accessible facilities. The floor plan must
indicate or highlight the locations of each accessible
architectural facilities including appropriate labeling or tagging.
These architectural facilities includes, ramps (if any), washroom/toilets/baths
for PWDs (if any), reserve parking stalls for PWDs (if any), main doors/entrances
(if any), elevators/lifts (if any), telephones / ATMs or Automatic Teller
Machines (if any), and other exterior/interior accessible facilities provided
to the general public.
(iv)
Supplemental Photos for each accessible features and facilities. Provide
colored photos with proper labels/tagging for each architectural
features and facilities of the establishment. Refer to the architectural
features and facilities of the IRR of BP344 indicated below. If there are
4 ramps, provide 4 separate photos for each ramp, including reference
label/tagging, properly coordinated with the floor plan or site
development plan.
(v)
Submission of Actual detailed dimensions. Provide as part of the attachment,
actual dimensions of each accessible features and facilities as shown on the
attached form. Dimensions must be based on architectural finishes, unless
otherwise indicated.
Example: accessible ramp
a). handrails, including height dimension from floor line to top line
of upper handrail and floor line to top line of lower handrail (in
metric)
b). clear width of ramp refers to the clear distance between the
handrails on both sides (in metric)
c). gradient including the dimension of the rise of the ramp and the
horizontal length of the ramp (in metric)
d.) dimensions of signage of UN symbol of accessibility whether on
pavement or upright (in metric)
e). other architectural features as indicated under ramp of the
Architectural Features and Facilities criteria.
The Audit team will verify the actual dimensions as submitted for validation.
a). handrails, including height dimension from floor line to top line
of upper handrail and floor line to top line of lower handrail (in
metric)
b). clear width of ramp refers to the clear distance between the
handrails on both sides (in metric)
c). gradient including the dimension of the rise of the ramp and the
horizontal length of the ramp (in metric)
d.) dimensions of signage of UN symbol of accessibility whether on
pavement or upright (in metric)
e). other architectural features as indicated under ramp of the
Architectural Features and Facilities criteria.
The Audit team will verify the actual dimensions as submitted for validation.
2.
Requirements for Previously Awarded PWD Friendly Establishments.
Previously
awarded PWD Friendly establishments may be nominated again for
recognition, only if they have provided significant upgrades or additional
accessible provisions to enhance their architectural features and
facilities for PWDs within the last 2 years.
These
nominated establishments or building/facilities previously awarded will be
required to comply with the same submittal requirement for first
time nominees.
3.
Requirements for Special Awards
For other types of facilities not included in Rule III of
BP 344, although its facilities or travel web network is evaluated to be fully
accessible to PWDs, will also be given a special recognition award. These
travel web network facilities may be classified as:
1.
Accessible Pedestrian Sidewalk/Roadway Network, where an accessible
route/routes will connect to a network of accessible locators, accessible
buildings, and/or accessible facilities, within the development or
community. Additional credits will be given if audible pedestrian
traffic signals are installed throughout the accessible route network.
2.
PWD Friendly Transportation/Mobility Network including accessible
transportation terminal facilities with accessible connecting
walkways/routes, leading to accessible transportation vehicle/vehicles.
Submittal must include in one package, the following:
2.a)
accessible transportation terminal
2.b)
accessible connecting passageway/walkway/route from the accessible
transportation terminal, to the accessible transportation vehicle
2.c)
accessible transportation vehicle
3.
Other Type of buildings/facilities or Travel Web/Mobility Network not indicated
in Rule III of the IRR of BP 344, although have provided accessible features
and facilities for PWDs to be self-reliant, can be nominated for recognition.
- For this section, submittals must show the accessible travel routes starting
from an accessible point of origin, to an accessible point of destination,
passing through a travel web network of accessible routes. This network
must comply to the standards and dimensions indicated in the architectural
features and facilities of the IRR of bp 344. Submittal includes site
development plan or other related plans, showing the flow of the travel web
network, highlighting the accessible features and facilities along the
network. In addition, submittal must include photos of the accessible
features and facilities, properly tagged and labeled, with attached schedules
of their actual dimensions.
4.
Architectural Features and Facilities Standards and Dimensions:
1. Ramps
- gradient is 1:12 (maximum)
-
located at/near the main entrance
-
with two (2) handrails at both sides 700mm/900mm
-
maximum length – 6.00m (with landing area)
-
width of ramp – 1.20m (minimum)
-
location is not dangerous to user
2. Washrooms
and Toilets
- cubicle
dimension (minimum 1.70m X 1.80m)
- width
of door – 800mm (minimum)
- permit
easy passage of wheelchair (1.50m turning space)
- one
movable grab bar with 800mm mounting height
- one
fixed to the adjacent wall with 800mm mounting height
- lavatory
with 800mm mounting height and 650mm vertical leg room space
3. Parking
Areas/ Stalls
-
located at the nearest entrance with signage (@ pavement)
-
stall width – 3.70m (minimum)
4. Signage
(directional and informational signs)
- At
toilet, ramp, parking
-
Mounting height for toilet door, bottom 1.40 m and upper 1.60m
-
2.0 m headroom clearance for Protruding wall mounted signage
- UN symbol of accessibility
- Refer to BP344 for standards and dimensions
5. Non-skid
flooring
- Toilet
flooring, ramp flooring (with grooves)
6. Doors
and entrances
- entrances
should be accessible from arrival and departure points to interior lobby
- entrances
with vestibules shall be provided a level area with at least 1.80m depth and
1.50m width
- door
width – 800mm (minimum)
- doorknobs
and other hardware located between 820mm – 1.06m (900mm preferred)
- door
operable by a pressure/ force not more than 4 kg.
7. Stairs
- tread
surfaces – slip-resistant material
- slanted
nosings are preferred than projecting nosings
8. Corridors
-
minimum clear width – 1.20m
- recesses/turnabout
spaces (minimum area – 1.50m x 1.50m)
- turnabout
spaces should be provided at or within 3.50m of every deadend
- slip-resistant
surface/floor finish
9. Elevators
- should
be located not more than 30.00m from the entrance and easily locate with the
aid of signage
- shall
have a minimum dimension of 1.10m depth x 1.40m width
- control
panels and emergency system shall be within reach of a seated person
(centerline of topmost buttons shall be 900mm – 1.20m from the floor)
- button
controls shall be provided with Braille contractions
10. Switches,
controls and buzzers
-
positioned within 1.20m - 1.30m above the floor
- manual
switches should be located no farther than 200mm from the latch side of the
door
11. Handrails
-
should be installed on both sides of ramps and stairs, and at the outer edges
of dropped curbs
- (but
not beyond the width of any crossing)
- shall
have a diameter dimension of 30mm to 50mm
- handrails
attached to walls shall have a clearance of 50mm
12. Drinking
Fountain
- one
(1) fountain for every 2,000 sq m of floor area or one (1) on each floor
- waterspout
shall be at the front and shall be push-button controlled, maximum height
– 850mm from the floor to the rim
13. Public
telephones / ATMs
-
clear, unobstructed space of 1.50m x 1.50m infront of a wall-mounted and
free-standing units and at alcoves/recesses
- door
width – 800mm (min.) for public telephones, coin slots, dialing controls,
receivers and instructional signs shall be located at 1.10m (max.) above the
floor
- for
ATMs, card slot, cash disbursement slot, botton selectors, and key pad shall be
located at 1.10m (max.) above the floor
14. Others
Credits
will be given for facilities with one or more of the following awareness
programs, or features/facilities.
Weight
percentage will be based on the extent of how they were provided.
Examples
are:
- Lowered
information counters
- Orientation
seminars on assisting PWDs
- Orientation
seminars on fire/earthquake evacuation drills for PWDs
- safe
area of refuge for PWDs
- audio/visual
emergency alarms
- audible
pedestrian traffic signals for the visually impaired
- audio/braille/tactile
maps
- tactile
floor surface for guiding/direction/warning blocks for the visually impaired
provision in company policies re: inclusion of PWDs
- provision
on tenant design guidelines requiring strict compliance of BP 344
- other
accessible features and facilities not indicated in the IRR of BP344
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