Which of the following actions is aligned with EQc3: Accessibility and Inclusion?

Automated door systems improve physical accessibility by reducing the strength, reach, and dexterity required to enter or move through a building. They particularly benefit wheelchair users, people using walkers or crutches, occupants carrying equipment, and individuals with limited upper-body mobility. Lactation rooms support health, privacy, and inclusion, but they address a specific occupant need rather than general physical access. Visual contrast assists people with low vision by making doors, floors, walls, controls, and circulation features easier to distinguish, but automated doors more directly remove a physical barrier to entry. The selected systems must provide accessible controls, appropriate opening times, sufficient clear width, safe sensor operation, and continuous accessible routes. This approach supports LEED v5’s quality-of-life emphasis on health, equity, and inclusive occupancy.

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