As the Independent Licensed Architect, we are evaluating ADA compliance of alterations the City and County of Denver will complete. A team led by LCM is performing ADA assessments of select Denver facilities and recommending necessary remedial solutions. LCM is working with the Denver Division of Disability Rights to analyze program and physical assessment data, …
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LCM is the Independent Licensed Architect retained to assess ADA Title II compliance of municipal facilities in the City of Milwaukee. The City modified police stations, fire houses, and administrative buildings to remove barriers and provide program accessibility. LCM evaluated the modifications to confirm ADA compliance. We also conducted accessibility surveys and made recommendations for …
LCM is developing an ADA Transition Plan with Ohio University. By working together, the plan improves the accessibility of the University’s main campus.
The Chicago Housing Authority and its project partners consistently rely on LCM to evaluate compliance with UFAS, FHA, ADA, ADAAG, and the Chicago Building Code for multifamily properties. CHA retained LCM as a third party certifier to verify compliance with applicable accessibility regulations and code requirements in Senior, Family, and Scattered Site Housing developments, as …
The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign sought LCM ADA consulting services to evaluate nine campus facilities and 10 student housing complexes for program accessibility.
LCM assisted the University of Minnesota, Mankato to develop an ADA Title II Transition Plan. The plan addresses barriers to programs and services on the school’s 303-acre campus. We structured a phased approach to meet the University’s goals, schedule, and budget. First, we conducted a physical survey of 45 facilities, pedestrian routes, and parking areas …
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The University of Chicago supports inclusive campus environments that engage people of all abilities in experiences that foster a sense of community.
LCM evaluated accessibility compliance of exterior routes and 48 facilities to help Lehigh University develop an ADA Physical Access Plan. We assessed facilities on the Asa Parker, Goodman, and Mountaintop campuses as well as two other sites. Our assessments were based on ADA Title III, 1991 and 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design. We also …
LCM conducted a campus accessibility evaluation to help Missouri State University update its ADA Title II Transition Plan. Tailoring the process to a limited budget, LCM evaluated all campus routes and buildings constructed before 1993. We documented the facilities assessment findings in a comprehensive report. The document identified noncompliant elements found in each building with …
LCM provided ADA consulting to evaluate Prince William County’s Parks and Recreation facilities for ADA Title II program accessibility compliance. Seventy parks throughout the system provide a wide variety of programs. These range from golf courses and splash-down pools to nature trails and picnic pavilions. We created a matrix to compare programs, services, amenities, and …