Australian Standard for Design for Access and Mobility
AS 1428 is the Australian Standard that sets out the minimum design requirements for access and mobility within the built environment. It provides technical guidance to ensure buildings, public spaces, andfacilities are accessible and usable by people with disabilities,limited mobility, and other access needs. Compliance with AS 1428 isoften required under the National Construction Code (NCC) anddisability legislation.
Accessible Design Requirements: Specifies dimensions and designcriteria for paths of travel, ramps, doorways, circulation spaces, andamenities.
Mobility & Safety: Establishes standards for handrails, tactileindicators, stairways, signage, and accessible facilities.
Regulatory Compliance: Supports compliance with the NCC, the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA), and accessibility obligations.
Inclusive Environments: Promotes safe, equitable, and independentaccess for people of all abilities.AS 1428 is a fundamental Australian Standard for architects,designers, builders, and building consultants, helping createaccessible, compliant, and inclusive environments for all buildingusers.