This project addresses the importance of accessible design in public spaces, specifically in the City of Toulouse, France. A list of current and possible design features are presented in the paper to help people with disabilities that live in and visit Toulouse, France. This project delivers a contribution to the planning of accessible improvement throughout the City of Toulouse, including the process in which to access the streets and the accessibility of the sidewalks of Toulouse, with a few specific way finding maps which diagram the current situation of the streets studied, and a street comparison detailing existing features with the city. With the support of The Departement of Planification Urbaine de la Ville de Toulouse, Professor Beracochea and the Knowlton School of Architecture this project was made possible. --Lisa Johnson
