University of Mindanao
College of Architecture and Fine Arts Education
Matina, Davao City
SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRE
AN IN- DEPTH ANALYSIS ON THE ACCESSIBILTY OF BUILT ENVIRONMENT
THROUGH A QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH METHOD IN PEOPLE’S PARK, BRGY. 2-
A, POBLACION DISTRICT, DAVAO CITY
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1 – Strongly Disgree 2 - Disagree 3 – Neutral 4 – Agree 5 – Strongly
Agree
I. Open Space Built Environment of the Park 1 2 3 4 5
The entrance of the park is effectively designed with
1
accessible ramp and stairs.
The pathways provided in the pond area of the park
2 has enough wide to accommodate visitors of all ages
including person with disabilities.
The pond area in the park is designed as an interactive
3 space for visitors of all ages including person with
disabilities.
There is a parking spaces allotted for people with
4
disabilities (PWD’s) in the park.
The parking spaces allotted for both private and public
5
are accessible and convenient.
The pathway in the botanical garden is carefully
6 treated to accommodate visitors of all ages including
people with disabilities (PWD’s).
7 There is a sufficient amenity (e.g. Shade structure,
sensory equipment, park benches) provided in the
playground to accommodate user’s need including
people with disabilities.
The playground is provided with an accessible
8
pathways, ramp and stair.
The playground has barriers (e.g., uneven surfaces,
9 lack of accessible equipment) that prevent children
with disabilities from using it.
The signages indicating accessible areas and
10 equipment within the playground are clear and
readable.
The surface of the pathways provided in rock formation
11 is carefully treated to accommodate people with
disabilities (PWD’s).
The benches in mini forest are design to provide
12 convenience and comfort to users of all ages including
the PWD’s
Pathways surfaces and inclination in the mini forest are
13 carefully considered for the convenience of users of all
ages include those disabilities.
The bridge in the fountain area is accessible to visitors
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of all ages including those with disabilities.
The pathways are wide enough, and ramps are steep
15 to allow visitors of all ages to access including those
with disabilities.
ll. Enclosed Built Environment of the Park 1 2 3 4 5
The public toilets of the park are accessible for
1
individuals with mobility impairments.
The public toilets equipped with accessible features
2
such as grab bars, wide doors, and low sinks.
Toilets have enough space to accommodate
3
wheelchairs or mobility devices.
I’ve encountered barriers when trying to use the public
4 toilets in the park (e.g., steps, narrow entrances, lack
of handrails.
Ramps and stair in the durian pavilion are designed to
5 consider accessibility of visitors of all ages including
people with disabilities.
Paved area surface surrounding the pavilion are
6
treated carefully to avoid accidents like slipping.
The existing design of the multi-purpose hall is wide
7 enough to accommodate various interactive activity for
visitors of all ages including the people with disabilities.
8 Handrails, ramps and stairs are evenly distributed in
the park for convenient space transition for visitors of
all ages including people with disabilities.
Spatial configuration of the amenities of the park affect
9
to its accessibility.
Seating design in Pergola Vine Garden is convenient
10
for visitors of all ages including people with disabilities
lll. Adjacent Road Built Environment 1 2 3 4 5
The lane intended for the pedestrian is wide enough to
1 allow all visitors of all ages including PWD’s to walk
comfortably and conveniently.
There is a designated drop-off zones for individuals of
2 all ages including those with disabilities near park
entrances.
Ramps and stairs in the adjacent space in the road is
3 inaccessible to some group of visitors such a people
with disabilities.
Spaces adjacent to road is less interactive due to poor
4
planning and design consideration.
Road sign (e.g. pedestrian lane) is clear and
5 understandable to visitors of all ages including those
with disabilities.
