ARS, PLLC
Accessibility Resource Specialists
Accessibility Resource Specialists
| Established in 1995, ARS is a full-service architectural design and consulting firm specializing ONLY in "universal design" accessibility consulting. Fred D. Cawyer AIA. NCARB & RAS and ARS Team members have coordinated over 8,000 accessibility Plan Reviews and on-site Inspections on behalf of the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation - Architectural Barriers (Removal) Division (TDLR-AB) representing billions of construction dollars. |
"Centered" on Accessibility &
"Centered" on Professional Service!
"Centered" on Professional Service!
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ARS Brochure
Effective December 21st, 2018,
our Plan Review and Inspection
fees will increase due to
implementation of the new Texas
Architectural Barriers Online
System (TABS).
Our fees have remained steady for
more than 20 years, but at this
time we see a need to raise them.
We appreciate your business and
thank you for understanding!
Click here to download the ARS
Press Release
Latest news on Federal
Government's ADA / ABA:
New standards were issued March
15, 2012 under the Americans
with Disabilities (ADA) and the
Architectural Barriers Act (ABA)
according to updated guidelines
previously issued by the Board.
To find out more click here.
Effective December 21st, 2018,
our Plan Review and Inspection
fees will increase due to
implementation of the new Texas
Architectural Barriers Online
System (TABS).
Our fees have remained steady for
more than 20 years, but at this
time we see a need to raise them.
We appreciate your business and
thank you for understanding!
Click here to download the ARS
Press Release
Latest news on Federal
Government's ADA / ABA:
New standards were issued March
15, 2012 under the Americans
with Disabilities (ADA) and the
Architectural Barriers Act (ABA)
according to updated guidelines
previously issued by the Board.
To find out more click here.
Designed by Robert Dennis
©Copyright 2010 by ARS
All Rights Reserved
©Copyright 2010 by ARS
All Rights Reserved
| Under the new 2010 ADA and the 2012 TAS, the typical employee breakroom sink, must continue to Under the new 2010 required front approach knee space: 30" wide with a 27" vertical clearance under the countertop apron. Contrary to these integrated base pullout doors that force the disabled to do something that the ambulatory do not have to do. |