A Place For All.
We help make homes, workplaces, and communities more inclusive and accessible for all.
We help make homes, workplaces, and communities more inclusive and accessible for all.
With years of experience in interior design, accessibility standards, and quality control, we understand the intricacies of creating inclusive spaces. Our team is led by Alfred Rochon, whose background and hands-on community involvement ensure every assessment is thorough and personalised.
We know every client’s needs are unique. That’s why we customise our assessments and recommendations, whether it’s for a senior’s home, a bustling office, or a commercial development project. Our actionable insights to make your space accessible and functional.
We believe accessibility is a journey, not a checkbox. Our work is guided by a passion for fostering inclusivity and supporting our communities. When you work with us, you’re partnering with a company that truly cares about the people who use your spaces.
Ageing in Place Home Assessments
Certified by Age Safe Canada, we specialise in helping seniors live comfortably and safely in their homes. Our assessments identify modifications to make homes more functional and accessible, ensuring you can enjoy your space for years to come.
1. Rick Hansen Foundation Accessibility Certificationâ„¢ (RHFAC)
We are certified to assess and rate the accessibility of your site through the RHFAC program. This certification ensures meaningful access to your space and recognizes your commitment to inclusivity.
2. Pre-Construction Accessibility Consultation
Collaborate with our RHFAC Professional during the planning stages to integrate accessibility recommendations. This proactive approach minimizes costly changes during construction and ensures your project meets all building code requirements for inclusivity.
Accessible spaces aren’t just a convenience—they’re essential for creating a world where everyone can participate fully. By prioritizing accessibility, you’re not only meeting compliance standards but fostering inclusivity, enhancing user experiences, and making a meaningful impact in your community. Let’s work together to create a place for all.
identify as having a disability, representing 6.2 million people who benefit from accessible spaces.
Business with accessbible designs see an average increase of 15% in customer satisfaction and loyalty.
By 2030, 1 in 4 Canadians will be 65 or older, increasing demand for age-friendly homes and facilities.
Every $1 spent on accessibility can yield up to $10 in economic benefits, including reduced employee turnover and increased productivity.