The person
What feels comfortable, familiar and supportive in day-to-day life?
Specialist Disability Accommodation
A home that starts with you.
Thoughtful planning begins by listening to the person who will call the place home—and making space for the people they choose to involve.
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01A RESPECTFUL PROCESS
Accessible living
Every person’s needs and preferences are their own.
Incredible Homes’ published SDA information describes collaboration with the individual and, where appropriate, support professionals and occupational therapists. The conversation can explore daily routines, preferences, the site and the questions that need to be understood with the right people.
Specific SDA requirements, approvals and compliance pathways are confirmed for each project. No accreditation or compliance claim is made on this page.
Begin with a conversation
What would help
this feel like home?
There is no single answer. These are useful starting points to understand the person, their preferences and what a home may need to support.
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The people around them
Who would the person like involved in the conversation—support professionals, an occupational therapist, family or others?
The place
What site, access and layout considerations should be explored as the brief takes shape?
Project-specific guidance matters. Applicable design requirements, approvals and compliance need to be confirmed for the individual project by the appropriate professionals.
Plan with the person at the centre
Bring the right voices into the room.
The individual, their chosen supporters and the professionals involved can help shape a clear, respectful brief.
Let’s talk about what’s possible