What it does

This skill provides a comprehensive accessibility audit for architectural designs or existing buildings, focusing on both legal compliance and practical usability. It evaluates projects against the Flemish Accessibility Decree (Vlaamse Toegankelijkheidsverordening) while simultaneously assessing the "user quality" for people with mobility, visual, or hearing impairments.

Why use this skill

Architectural software and standard AI prompts often miss the nuances of accessibility. This skill goes beyond a simple checklist; it performs a journey-based audit that tracks a visitor's path from arrival to evacuation. It distinguishes between Block A (Legal Requirements), which are essential for permit approval, and Block B (Usability/Best Practices), which ensure the building is actually functional for people with disabilities. This helps developers and architects manage permit risks and budget priorities effectively.

What it delivers

The output is a structured audit report organized by the "user route": arrival, entry, internal mobility, usage of facilities, perception, and emergency evacuation. Each identified bottleneck includes the specific regulatory article, a usability assessment, design impact (low/medium/high), and a suggested solution. This ensures that accessibility becomes a design quality rather than a permit hurdle.