Drawing to Scale - Adapted Bathroom/Bedroom

Transcript

1. OTD 8244: Innovations & Technology in Contemporary Occupational Therapy Assignment #3: Drawing to scale & ED Project Alani Castillo, Tori Fonte, Jasmine Gabriel, and Reilly Noble June 15, 2025
2. Original Bathroom 1A
3. Original Bathroom Drawn-to- Scale 1A
4. 1A Dimensions This drawing in a ½" = 1'-0" scale depicts a bathroom with a vanity (40 in. x 23 in.), a toilet (28 in. x 16 in), and shower insert (60 in. x 30 in.). There are no windows (however it does have a vent) or shelves in the room. All measurements were taken by hand using a tape measure. Original Bathroom:
5. 1B Modifications Adaptations 1. There is no turning radius large enough for wheelchair within the space. 2. Install grab bars next to the toilet and inside the shower. 3. For sitting bathing, use a shower chair and a handheld shower-head. 4. To prevent falls, put in a non-slip mat or flooring. 5. For wheelchair accessibility, swap out the vanity for an open-front or wall-mounted style. 6. To make wheelchair entry easier, if at all possible, widen the door to 36 inches. 7. To provide better access through doorways, remove all doors and replace with a curtain.
6. 1B Recommendation Snapshots Grab Bars Shower Chairs $41.98 Non Slip Mat $7.49 Accessible Vanity $2,048.99 Replace doors with curtain $14.77 $37.99-47.99 $99
7. Original Bedroom 2A
8. Original Bedroom Drawn-to- Scale 2A
9. 2A Dimensions Original Bedroom: This drawing in a ½" = 1'-0" scale depicts a bedroom, which features a bed (80 in x 85 in), bench (7 in x 47 in), a closet (30 in door), 2 nights stands (17 in x 24 in), and 3 windows (32 in wide with 11 inches in beteen each one). All measurements were taken by hand using a tape measure.
10. Adapted 2B Drawn-to- Scale
11. 2B Modifications Adaptations 1.To make transfers easier, swap out the bench for one with side handles. 2. Remove all doors with bead/regular curtains for better mobility in/out of room and access to closet. 3. To improve visibility at night, install motion-sensor lighting or smart bulbs. 4. To make transfers easier, think about decreasing the bed height if necessary. 5. If a person needs assistance getting in and out of bed, install grab bars or bed assist rails.
12. Remove door and replace with bead curtain $14.77 Grab bars or bed assist rails $134.99 2B Recommendation Snapshots Bench with side handles $259.99 Motion-sensor lighting $26.99 Decreasing the bed height
13. References United States Access Board. (2019). Access-Board.gov. https://www.access-board.gov/ ‌ U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division. (2024). The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) . Ada.gov. https://www.ada.gov/
14. Thank you very much!