BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20261105T180000Z DTEND:20261105T190000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:NAHB Shop Talk: Beyond ADA: Rethinking Residential Accessibility & Aging-in-Place Design DESCRIPTION:When designing accessible homes\, ADA standards can be a useful reference\, but they don't tell the whole story. For remodelers and CAPS professionals\, the goal is more than meeting a standard. It's creating homes that support independence\, safety\, comfort and changing needs.\n\n\n\nIn this practical Shop Talk\, accessibility expert and interior designer Maegan Blau breaks down the differences between ADA requirements\, residential accessibility\, universal design and individualized accommodations. Learn how to apply accessibility thinking earlier in the remodeling and design process to create homes that work better for the people who live in them\, without sacrificing style.\n\n\n\nExclusively for NAHB Members & Credential Holders: Free registration for members after login. If you have not set up your NAHB account\, please visit: www.nahb.org/register or call 202.266.8313.\n\n\n\nWho Should Attend This Shop Talk?\n\nThis Shop Talk is ideal for:\n\nCertified Aging in Place Specialist (CAPS) credential holders.\n\nRemodelers and residential remodeling professionals.\n\nBuilders and designers serving the 55+ market.\n\nProfessionals designing or remodeling homes for aging in place.\n\nResidential professionals working with clients with mobility or accessibility needs.\n\nAnyone looking to incorporate universal design and individualized accessibility solutions into residential projects.\n\n\n\nWhat Will You Learn About Accessibility and Aging-in-Place Design?\n\nUnderstand when ADA requirements apply to residential projects and when they do not.\n\nIdentify why ADA standards alone may not address the needs of people aging in place.\n\nDistinguish between ADA compliance\, residential accessibility\, universal design and individualized accommodations.\n\nRecognize how accessibility needs can vary from person to person and from home to home.\n\nLearn how to incorporate accessibility considerations earlier in the remodeling and design process.\n\nExplore ways to design homes that support mobility\, independence\, safety and long-term livability.\n\nDiscover how thoughtful accessibility solutions can improve a home's function without making it feel institutional.\n\nGain practical insights for creating homes that adapt to changing needs while maintaining comfort and aesthetics. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:When designing accessible homes\, ADA standards can be a useful reference\, but they don'\;t tell the whole story. For remodelers and CAPS professionals\, the goal is more than meeting a standard. It'\;s creating homes that support independence\, safety\, comfort and changing needs.
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\nIn this practical Shop Talk\, accessibility expert and interior designer Maegan Blau breaks down the differences between ADA requirements\, residential accessibility\, universal design and individualized accommodations. Learn how to apply accessibility thinking earlier in the remodeling and design process to create homes that work better for the people who live in them\, without sacrificing style.
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\nExclusively for NAHB Members &\; Credential Holders: Free registration for members after login. If you have not set up your NAHB account\, please visit: www.nahb.org/register or call 202.266.8313.
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\nWho Should Attend This Shop Talk?
\nThis Shop Talk is ideal for:
\nCertified Aging in Place Specialist (CAPS) credential holders.
\nRemodelers and residential remodeling professionals.
\nBuilders and designers serving the 55+ market.
\nProfessionals designing or remodeling homes for aging in place.
\nResidential professionals working with clients with mobility or accessibility needs.
\nAnyone looking to incorporate universal design and individualized accessibility solutions into residential projects.
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\nWhat Will You Learn About Accessibility and Aging-in-Place Design?
\nUnderstand when ADA requirements apply to residential projects and when they do not.
\nIdentify why ADA standards alone may not address the needs of people aging in place.
\nDistinguish between ADA compliance\, residential accessibility\, universal design and individualized accommodations.
\nRecognize how accessibility needs can vary from person to person and from home to home.
\nLearn how to incorporate accessibility considerations earlier in the remodeling and design process.
\nExplore ways to design homes that support mobility\, independence\, safety and long-term livability.
\nDiscover how thoughtful accessibility solutions can improve a home'\;s function without making it feel institutional.
\nGain practical insights for creating homes that adapt to changing needs while maintaining comfort and aesthetics. LOCATION: UID:e.9402.2672 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20261025T075941Z URL:https://members.hbaknoxville.com/events/details/nahb-shop-talk-beyond-ada-rethinking-residential-accessibility-aging-in-place-design-2672 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR