Universal Homes: Episode 1 "City Living"

Randy Earle and Leslie Haynes show off their cool wheelchair accessible 1000 square foot, 1 bedroom downtown loft. Architect Carol Sundstrom was able to utilize the open floor plan to create a space that is artistic, innovative and accessible for all. This miniseries was created by the Cerebral Palsy Foundation with generous support from Chubb.

[@Sunnypeach]

I really like that bar by the stove. I also could use one since I've been too many times cooking due to startle reflexes. Great idea

[@lizf3857]

I want that loft!

[@CerebralPalsyFoundation]

I know we LOVE it! It might be small but has all the functionality of a large home

[@user-fg5gv1ud1u]

I neeed mobility for my leg and kidney

[@KellyDsWorld]

Did the building have an elevator or is this on the first floor???

[@CerebralPalsyFoundation]

Hi Kelly, it has an elevator! Let us know if you have any other questions

[@user-fg5gv1ud1u]

hola Muchogusto From Nepal

[@aidos44]

The bathroom doesn't look very accessible

[@ronmartin7253]

after searching most of the day, it seems all the ada compliance is being done for ppl with 1M$ on hand. cool. im trying to learn about remodeling a FL doublewide. good news seems to be it will sell in 30 seconds. there are a lot of great gov links and programs from lots of different countries ...but none are the USofA. Somehow this doesn't surprise me

[@user-fg5gv1ud1u]

I neeed mobility for my leg and kidney