Architecture
March 1, 2009
I came across this place.
press to open
Well, this place has certainly made accommodations for customers with disabilities, right?
Let’s take a more critical look…
The Message
December 4, 2008
What is the message here?
Handicap entrance in rear.
Voting
October 20, 2008
New York Times article talks about how ballots can be better designed for individuals with vision impairments or limited literacy skills.
WTF are these icons???
Restaurant
October 16, 2008
Been busy. Not much time for getting new ideas down with the level of polish that I am comfortable posting. I am tantalizingly close to having a proposal ready to present to my comps committee, though.
So for now, read about this cool restaurant that Sam found.
Walkable neighborhoods
October 1, 2008
To go along with this post.
Community planning
September 26, 2008
Okay, getting to business. This blog is supposed to be about how design can improve the lives of people with disabilities.
I found this blog with the “random blog” button on WordPress.
While it has never mentions disability, the ideas here are exactly the sort of thing that I am referring to when I talk about “design” as a tool. If we make our communities accessible and comfortable for people with all sorts of disabilities, it just naturally becomes better for everyone. And vice-versa. It’s not an either-or.
