Buildings and spaces
without barriers.
We carry out architectural accessibility audits of buildings and public spaces. We help institutions, schools, healthcare facilities and organisations meet legal requirements and adapt their premises to users' real needs.
Send us details of your building. We'll get back to you within 24 hours.
A lack of architectural accessibility is a real barrier for users.
Buildings that haven't been adapted make everyday life harder for users and can lead to formal problems and the need for costly upgrades.
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Risk of non-compliance with regulations
Public institutions and organisations that receive public funding have a statutory obligation to ensure architectural accessibility, with penalties for non-compliance.
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Barriers for users
Stairs, missing signage, unsuitable entrances or toilets can prevent older people and people with disabilities from using a building independently.
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No clear action plan
Many organisations don't know where to start, which changes are formally required and which barriers are most urgent to remove.
What does an architectural accessibility audit involve?
How the on-site assessment works in practice and the key components of the audit documentation you receive.
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Step 01
Quote and request
Use the calculator on our website and send us the contact form with basic details of your building.
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Step 02
Site visit
A construction expert and an accessibility specialist carry out a site visit and a comprehensive analysis of the building.
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Step 03
Analysis and measurements
We use specialist measuring tools and check compliance with current standards and legislation. Measurements of ramp gradients, door widths and the legibility of tactile markings.
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Step 04
User testing
We carry out an optional audit involving people with disabilities, identifying practical barriers to getting around.
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Step 05
Report and recommendations
You receive a complete report with photographic documentation, recommendations for change and an implementation schedule.
What does the audit include?
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1. Comprehensive building audit
Assessment of entrances, corridors, lifts, toilets and the building's surroundings.
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2. Identifying barriers
Precise identification of obstacles for wheelchair users and blind people.
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3. Photographic documentation
Photographs of every barrier, with dimensions and locations marked on floor plans.
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4. Recommended changes
Specific, actionable guidelines for upgrades and barrier-free adaptations.
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5. Detailed report
Every barrier comes with a photo, a description of the problem, a recommendation and an implementation priority.
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6. Priorities and implementation costs
A clear document with implementation priorities and cost estimates.
Our specialists
The audit is run by people who do this every day — together with testers who encounter the barriers themselves.
Practical audits instead of generic recommendations.
We don't stop at assessing the building. We provide specific recommendations for change and help organisations understand which actions matter most from the perspective of users and legal requirements. The audit is carried out by an architectural accessibility specialist and a qualified civil engineer (MSc Eng.).
Who do we carry out audits for?
Estimate the cost of your audit
Enter some basic information about your building and our calculator will automatically estimate the cost of a comprehensive architectural audit.
References
We carry out architectural accessibility audits for public offices, universities, schools, cultural institutions, healthcare providers and non-governmental organisations. See our references — we have collected letters from the institutions we have worked for.
Accessibility doesn't have to be complicated
We'll guide you through the requirements, audits and implementation step by step: calmly, expertly and without organisational chaos
