Access at Network Scale
Accessibility is not limited to individual buildings. We consider how people move across neighbourhoods, corridors and centres.
Our work includes:
- Walking network planning
- Public transport accessibility integration
- Catchment analysis
- Barrier identification
- Inclusive movement hierarchy structuring
This ensures that infrastructure supports independent access rather than creating fragmentation.
Integrated Corridor Design
Corridor planning decisions influence footpath widths, gradients, crossing treatments and public transport interfaces. We embed accessibility principles into movement and place frameworks so that inclusive design is retained through implementation.
Access is considered early, not retrofitted.
Standards and Compliance
Modal provides professional access consulting services, including:
- Disability Discrimination Act advisory
- Premises Standards interpretation
- DSAPT advisory
- Accessibility audits
- Universal design review
Our approach balances statutory compliance with practical, buildable outcomes.
Inclusive Urban Systems
Accessibility strengthens entire communities. Well-designed streets and transport networks support older people, children, people with disability and those experiencing temporary mobility limitations.
By integrating accessibility into strategic planning, infrastructure investment delivers broader social and economic benefit.