Accessible Living
Start an accessible-living discussion with circulation and fixture needs. Style B and Style D require project-specific design and approval for any accessibility requirements.
- Location & setting
- Netherlands · AmsterdamCanal-side streetCream facade · Timber slat screens
- Exterior specification
- Roof panelStandard Metal RoofSolar-Ready Roof Structure
- Roof upgradeOptional BIPV Glass RoofAvailable for Models A, B, BL, C, and D as a project-specific upgrade.
- Wall panelIntegrated insulated panel systemFire and thermal protection · Water, air, and wind performance · Refined architectural appearance
- Frame, trim & finishConfirmed with your proposalSurface finishes and trim are project-specific; see the documented panel advantages.
Scene Gallery
Norway · LofotenWaterfront setting · Red cabin · Mountain backdropSetting reference only; this image does not demonstrate an accessible layout. Style B base reference. Entry and level changes require review.
Application studies and model references. Final layouts and finishes are project-specific.
A Space for This Purpose
Begin With the Person
Discuss the intended resident’s movement, assistance and fixture needs before choosing a layout.
Review the Whole Route
Consider the route from the site entrance to the living area, bedroom and bathroom.
Two Base Layouts
Style B provides a one-bedroom arrangement on one level.
Read the full design notes
Begin With the Person
Discuss the intended resident’s movement, assistance and fixture needs before choosing a layout. The supplied images and base plans do not establish accessible or ADA-compliant accommodation.
Review the Whole Route
Consider the route from the site entrance to the living area, bedroom and bathroom. Doorways, turning space, thresholds and fixture positions need project-specific review; the existing drawings are starting references.
Two Base Layouts
Style B provides a one-bedroom arrangement on one level. Style D offers three bedrooms for a larger household; select fixtures and finishes around the agreed design requirements rather than assuming the base plan meets them.
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Backyard ADU
Explore an independent living space beside a primary home. An ADU requires local planning, building and site approval.
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Family Residence
Plan everyday family life around three bedrooms and connected shared spaces. Style D brings the living and dining areas together with a porch and deck outside.
Explore ApplicationPlan Your Accessible Living
Share your site and the way you want to use the space.