News Category: Accessibility News

David Kessler and Josh Safdie were honored to serve on the task force advising Massport on this initiative. The Boston Globe article explains that “passengers

The Wentworth Institute of Technology Center for Engineering, Innovation and Sciences, on which we consulted with Leers, Weinzapfel and Associates, has been awarded an AIA

Interesting article and diagrams about designing a home for a blind client: Teaching a blind client how to read her new home: a  glyphic language

As reported by the United States Access Board: As of June 2, movie theaters showing digital movies must provide a means for delivering closed captioning

Last week, the day before Global Accessibility Awareness Day, Microsoft unveiled its Xbox adaptive controller. Priced at $100 with two USB connections and 19 ports, this

On Wednesday, August 2, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced that $38 million of funding will be available “to fight housing

The Department of Justice (DoJ) has placed website accessibility on the regulatory inactive list. This action does not negate the need to create an accessible

A117.1-2017 has recently been released. This latest version of the accessibility standards has updated requirements for turning spaces, clear floor spaces, and maneuvering clearances.  For

KMA is excited to be working with the Bostonian Society on its planned accessibility upgrades to the Old State House in Boston, MA. It is

The Old Chapel at UMASS Amherst is open to the public. KMA is pleased to have been the accessibility consultant on this renovation of a