Tactile Maps – Inclusive Design
CRA developed a tactile map
vocabulary to introduce architectural spaces and sites.
Part of inclusive design programs our tactile maps and orientation diagrams address all visitors, including those with limited or no vision. Strategically located, they are designed to stand alone, or to be integrated into directories.
Our inclusive designs use glass, metal, or photopolymer.
vocabulary to introduce architectural spaces and sites.
Part of inclusive design programs our tactile maps and orientation diagrams address all visitors, including those with limited or no vision. Strategically located, they are designed to stand alone, or to be integrated into directories.
Our inclusive designs use glass, metal, or photopolymer.
Battery Park City New York, NY 2011 
Boston Convention Center 2004 
Charles de Gaulle Airport Paris, France 2002 
A tactile information table introduces the terminal and directs passengers to the reception area. 
The tactile map identifies accessible paths, reception counters and reserved seating in yellow. 
Fall River Justice Center 2009 
Tufts University School of Dental Medicine Boston, MA 2009 
Teardrop Park Battery Park City, NY 2006 
Raised maps introduce the park and locate the tactile plant exhibits.
