
Navigation and Circulation: Horizontal Circulation
Horizontal circulation refers to the movement of people across the same level of a building or space. Designing effective horizontal circulation involves ensuring that hallways, corridors, and open areas are wide enough, free of obstructions, and clearly marked. Elements such as tactile paving, handrails, contrasting floor materials, and visual cues support users with mobility, visual, or cognitive challenges. Smooth transitions between different floor surfaces and the integration of resting spots further enhance comfort and accessibility.


Lozenge Warning Surface for On-Street Tram

Offset Blister Surface for Off-Street Railway Platforms

Guiding Path Surface for Pedestrian Navigation

Corduroy Hazard Warning Surface

Tactile Blister Surface (Aligned Buttons) for Crosswalks

Tactile Flooring

Safe and Intuitive Corridors

Ramp Requirements

Protection Barriers
