What section of the scorecard looks at the accessibility of building entrances?

The section of the scorecard that focuses on the accessibility of building entrances is the one related to Entrances and Ground Floor. This part of the scorecard evaluates how well the building provides access to its entrances, ensuring that they are welcoming and usable for all individuals, including those with disabilities or mobility challenges. It looks at features such as the presence of ramps, automatic doors, and other design elements that contribute to ease of access.

Access to building entrances is a crucial aspect of creating a welcoming environment that promotes health and well-being. A well-designed entrance can encourage more people to utilize the building, enhancing overall community engagement and foot traffic. By assessing how accessible these entrances are, the scorecard reinforces the importance of inclusivity in building design.