Dostopne sobe v nastanitvenih objektih

ExclusiveDostopne sobe v nastanitvenih objektih

Gradbeni zakon (GZ-1) narekuje, da morajo nastanitveni objekti z desetimi ali več sobami imeti vsaj 10 % sob prilagojenih za osebe z invalidnostjo. Takšne sobe morajo omogočati samostojno in varno uporabo ter zadostovati prostorskim in funkcionalnim zahtevam za osebe z različnimi oviranostmi.

Suitablility of temporary ramps

ExclusiveSuitablility of temporary ramps

Temporary ramps are not legally recognized as a suitable solution because they do not provide independent and equal access. Their use is only justified in exceptional cases where permanent access cannot be ensured, and they must still meet the same safety standards as permanent ramps.

Designing accessible ramps

ExclusiveDesigning accessible ramps

Effective accessibility depends on proper ramp design, including width, slope, handrails, and surface treatment. Clearly defined technical standards ensure safety and usability for all types of wheelchairs.

Objekti v javni rabi

ExclusiveObjekti v javni rabi

Objekti v javni rabi so namenjeni širši javnosti, njihova raba pa bo do konca leta 2025 morala biti omogočena vsem ljudem, ne glede na njihovo invalidnost oziroma drugo oviranost. Kateri so te objekti natančno opredeljuje Gradbeni zakon (GZ-1) v 3. členu, 26. točki.

Law on accessibility of goods and services for people with disabilities comes into force in one month

ExclusiveLaw on accessibility of goods and services for people with disabilities comes into force in one month

The Accessibility of Products and Services for Disabled Persons Act (ZDPSI), which enters into force on June 28, 2025, introduces obligations to ensure accessibility of a wide range of services and digital content for people with disabilities. The key emphasis is on digital accessibility in accordance with the WCAG 2.1 guidelines, with oversight and sanctions falling under the jurisdiction of the inspectorate.

Zloženka o univerzalni dostopnosti objektov v javni rabi

ExclusiveZloženka o univerzalni dostopnosti objektov v javni rabi

Na Urbanističnem inštitutu Republike Slovenije smo pripravili informativno zloženko v okviru projekta Vseslovenska akcija ozaveščanja o socialnem vključevanju invalidov in Nacionalne svetovalne in informacijske točke. Zloženka je namenjena lastnikom, upraviteljem in najemnikom objektov v javni rabi, pa tudi širši javnosti, ki se želi seznaniti s pomembnostjo univerzalne dostopnosti. 

Designing the Reception Desk

ExclusiveDesigning the Reception Desk

Reception desks are a central element of accessibility in public buildings, as they provide equal access to information and services for all visitors, including persons with disabilities. Proper positioning, ergonomic design, good lighting, and the integration of assistive technologies significantly enhance the user experience.

Pragovi in robovi: milimetri, ki štejejo

ExclusivePragovi in robovi: milimetri, ki štejejo

Pri premostitvi višinskih razlik v objektu pogosto mislimo le na večje ovire, spregledamo pa manjše, a prav tako pomembne težave – previsoke ali nekontrastne pragove in robove. Že nekaj milimetrov višinske razlike lahko invalidskim vozičkom onemogoči prehod, slabovidnim pa predstavlja nevarnost spotika.

Amendment to the Act on Equalisation of Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities (ZIMI)

ExclusiveAmendment to the Act on Equalisation of Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities (ZIMI)

The Ministry of Labour, Family, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities has published proposed amendments to the Act on Equalisation of Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities (ZIMI), which aim to improve the accessibility of existing public buildings for persons with disabilities. Key innovations include the obligation to adapt facilities by 12 December 2025, the establishment of minimum accessibility standards and the introduction of controls and sanctions for non-adaptation.

Designing Accessible Staircases

ExclusiveDesigning Accessible Staircases

Well-designed staircases must provide safe and accessible use for all user groups. Key elements include a straight and wide staircase flight, uniform steps without overhangs, handrails on both sides, and contrasting and tactile markings. Such a design improves accessibility and safety in the built environment, especially for people with mobility impairments, as well as blind and visually impaired individuals.

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By the end of 2025, public buildings must be accessible to people with disabilities

By the end of 2025, public buildings must be accessible to people with disabilities

By 11 December 2025, all public buildings must be accessible to people with disabilities, but a lack of data on current accessibility and ignorance of the law threaten the timely implementation of the necessary adaptations.

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Designing Accessible Restrooms

Designing Accessible Restrooms

Accessible restrooms are essential for the independence and safety of wheelchair users. It is crucial to provide sufficient maneuvering space, correctly installed equipment such as grab bars, sinks, and emergency alarms, and easily reachable features like switches, hooks, and waste bins. Common mistakes include improper equipment heights and unsuitable solutions that hinder usability. Properly adapted restrooms ensure equal accessibility and dignity for all users.

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National Action on the Social Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities

National Action on the Social Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities

The National Action on the Social Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities project, led by NSIOS, promotes the inclusion of people with different forms of disabilities in society. As a project partner, the Urban Planning Institute of the Republic of Slovenia is assessing the accessibility of 100 buildings in public use that are all benefit providers for EU Disability card holders, raising awareness among owners and building managers, and informing people with disabilites on how to access those buildings and plan their visits to the providers.

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