ramps, elevators and toilets for persons with disabilities

(PWD). Additionally, the pertinent information on architectural

design features that address specific user needs and
sensitivities must be included e.g. gender, age, ethnicity,
religion, etc. as well as urban design features e.g. including
lists of street furniture, way-finding provisions and directional
signages as well as statements of the proposed treatments of
transitional spaces between the public domain (e.g. RROW)
and the building grounds and enclosed building spaces. Even
if the same may not yet be required by the DPWH, it is best
that the foregoing form part of the architectural documentation
fo teh project.