Inclusive architecture. A language for each one

Many factors condition the transmission of spatial codes: we speak of disabilities that can be sensorial, psychical and each involves a different perception of space. The proof of good architecture lies in public experience, and experience in constant motion, often unsatisfied. We adapt places to people instead of creating different, inclusive codes. Architecture is spoken of as a universal language that, like human languages, can achieve semantic universality if it possesses the ability to produce information. We, therefore, mean the possibility of adding another message to a message, the meaning of which brings with it values of social, cultural, and economic changes.