Tarun Tony Abraham – M.S Advanced Architectural Design

Accessibility Consultant, Built Environment and Spaces

Tarun Tony Abraham is a trained Accessibility Consultant based in Toronto, Canada. He holds a Master’s degree in Advanced Architectural Design from Columbia University in New York. With over five years of experience in architecture, Tarun specializes in enhancing accessibility in public infrastructure projects, ensuring strict adherence to accessibility standards. His expertise spans significant projects in New York and Michigan, where his architectural design skills have been crucial in improving accessibility in various environments.

Articles by Tarun Tony Abraham – M.S Advanced Architectural Design

A branded building plan traces an accessible route from an automatic entrance past tactile signage, a lift, an accessible restroom, and visual and audible emergency alarms.

July 14, 2025

How to Make Buildings More Accessible: A Step-by-Step Guide

Accessibility in buildings ensures inclusivity, allowing individuals of all abilities to navigate and use […]

A branded parking plan shows a 2600 mm accessible space, 2000 mm access aisle, van ramp clearance, signage, and a curb-free route to the entrance.

April 24, 2025

How many handicap parking spaces are required for a business in Canada

Creating inclusive spaces starts in the parking lot. Handicap parking spaces, also known as […]

Type A van-accessible and Type B parking spaces share an access aisle connected to a curb-free entrance, alongside a branded inspection checklist for signs, paths, and maintenance.

January 20, 2025

A Complete Guide to Accessible Parking Requirements in Canada

Accessible parking plays a vital role in creating inclusive spaces for individuals with disabilities. […]

Accessible building plan showing a ramp, automatic entrance, tactile path, elevator, and washroom designed to AODA and OBC standards.

December 23, 2024

Impact of Accessibility Standards on Construction Compliance

Accessibility in construction projects is essential to ensure inclusivity and equal access for all […]

Accessible washroom plan showing clear turning space, grab bars, sink access, door clearance, tactile signage, and an emergency call control.

December 9, 2024

Accessible Washroom Requirements Ontario: A Complete Guide

In Ontario, accessible washrooms are a critical aspect of creating inclusive environments that meet […]

A modern office lobby bustling with professionals, featuring a wheelchair-accessible entrance and various workstations, reflecting the new accessibility requirements for the B.C. public sector.

April 17, 2024

New Accessibility Requirements for the B.C. Public Sector

In an era where inclusivity is not just valued but essential, the public sector in British Columbia is stepping up to the challenge. Recent legislation has introduced new accessibility requirements, marking a significant step towards a more inclusive society. This blog post explores these new mandates and how Accessibility Partners can play a pivotal role in aiding public sector organizations to meet these evolving standards.

Blue wheelchair accessibility sign pointing left beside a grassy area, leading to a stone pathway and an outdoor dining area, illustrating an inclusive built environment.

February 16, 2024

Understanding AODA Requirements for the Built Environment

People with disabilities often face barriers in their everyday lives that prevent them from fully participating at work or in other aspects of society. With the goal of getting rid of this discrimination related to disabilities, the government began the development of the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) in 1994.

Get started with your Compliance Consultation

At Accessibility Partners, we specialize in ensuring compliance with accessibility standards. Let us handle all your accessibility needs efficiently, so you can focus on your core business. Trust our expertise to keep your organization accessible to all.