Learn the key things you MUST know regarding ADA compliance as an Architect and Engineer
The McIntosh Group
The McIntosh Group LLC provides accessibility consulting services and audits for building and business owners nationally. We are licensed architects in all 50 states, Puerto Rico, and the District of Columbia. We have experience with a variety of building types including Retail, Convenience, Banks, Hospitality, Restaurants, Movie Theaters, Residential and Office. We have extensive experience dealing with the ADA Title III, ANSI and state-specific accessibility overlays including California, Texas, Florida, Illinois, Georgia and Arizona.
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$35.00 |
 Learn about accessible routes, what to know, what to look for.
$35.00 |
 In depth review of parking according to the ADA. The speaker will cover the definitions and learn about parking spaces and the number of accessible parking spaces required.
$35.00 |
 An advanced discussion over toilet rooms according to the 2010 ADA Standards.
$35.00 |
 Learn about Doors, Signage, Counters and Seating and the ADA.
$35.00 |
 This course provides architects and engineers with a comprehensive overview of the critical requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) as they apply in 2023 and beyond. Participants will gain practical guidance on designing accessible spaces, ensuring code compliance, and avoiding common pitfalls in architectural and engineering projects. Emphasis is placed on real-world applications, case studies, and actionable strategies for integrating accessibility seamlessly into the design process.
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 This course provides architects and engineers with a detailed examination of accessible routes as required under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in 2026. Participants will learn what to look for when designing, evaluating, and documenting accessible paths, including sidewalks, ramps, corridors, and building entrances. The course emphasizes practical strategies for ensuring code compliance, identifying common design challenges, and implementing solutions that promote usability, inclusivity, and ease of navigation for all building users.
$35.00 |
 This course provides an in-depth review of ADA requirements for accessible parking design. Participants will examine how to determine parking area classifications, calculate the required number of accessible parking spaces, and apply key ADA criteria to parking layouts. The course also explores common accessibility compliance issues that contribute to ADA litigation and identifies design strategies that help architects create safer, more accessible, and code-compliant parking facilities.
$35.00 |
 This course provides an advanced review of toilet room design requirements in accordance with the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design. Participants will examine the accessibility criteria for grab bars, toilet compartments, water closets, lavatories, sinks, and toilet room accessories. The course emphasizes the application of ADA requirements to support accessible, code-compliant restroom designs that enhance occupant safety, usability, and overall building performance.
$35.00 |
 This course provides architects and engineers with a comprehensive review of key ADA requirements related to doors, protruding objects, sales and service counters, and dining and seating areas. Participants will explore practical strategies for designing and evaluating these elements to ensure accessible, functional, and inclusive spaces. Emphasis is placed on real-world applications, including proper signage, maneuvering clearances, and counter and seating layouts that accommodate diverse users.
$35.00 |
Our Course Instructor(s)
 Brad is a partner at The McIntosh Group and a leading expert on accessibility. He has approximately 30 years of experience practicing architecture. With expertise in the Americans with Disabilities Act and national building codes, Brad brings a unique and valuable perspective to The McIntosh Group’s practice and clients. Based on his deep love and understanding of codes, Brad has been accused of sleeping with a code book under his pillow. Brad is a California Certified Accessibility Professional (CASp), ICC Certified Accessibility Inspector and a past Certified Building Official. Brad also serves on the Oklahoma Board of Licensed Architects and the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards. Helping people understand the real reasons behind compliance requirements and meeting them in a painless, efficient way drives his work. |
