Really nice to speak to Debika Ray for this piece on access and architecture, and about our upcoming show. Also features some amazing folks such as the Poppy Levison, Amanprit Arnold from Deaf City Hub, Chris Laing from Deaf Architecture Front and DisOrdinary Architecture.

Reposted from Financial Times

The aesthetics of accessibility: design for disability that’s dynamic not dreary

https://www.ft.com/content/05309cf9-96d9-460f-b529-5f34b81316aa

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