Answer: An access consultant is a professional who specialises in ensuring that buildings, environments, and services are compliant with construction codes and accessibility legislation. We assess, design, and recommend modifications to improve accessibility and comply with relevant laws and standards.

Answer: We follow the Australian Standards for Accessibility (AS 1428 series), the National Construction Code (NCC), and the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA). We also keep updated with any changes in legislation and best practices to ensure compliance.

Answer: Performance-Based Design Solution is a type of performance solution where design objectives are clearly defined, and the design is developed to meet these objectives using flexible and creative methods. It ensures that the design achieves the required performance outcomes through testing and engineering principles, rather than following a set of prescriptive guidelines.ription text goes here

Answer: An accessibility audit involves a thorough assessment of your premises to identify any barriers to access. This includes evaluating entrances, exits, pathways, restrooms, signage, and other facilities. We provide a detailed report with recommendations for improvements.

We have staff with diverse lived experience of disability, as well as an Advisory Panel of people with disability who are convened to ensure that all of Honeycomb Access & Design's work is led by people with disability and reflects best-practice in inclusion.

Answer: Yes, we can work with architects, builders, and designers to ensure that new construction projects meet accessibility standards from the planning stage through to completion. This proactive approach helps avoid costly modifications later on.