Design for all
Design approaches that prioritize accessibility, inclusivity, and usability across diverse user groups and contexts.
Design for all encompasses strategies that create products, spaces, and systems usable by people of varying abilities, ages, and backgrounds. This inclusive approach considers accessibility from the outset rather than as an afterthought, ensuring equitable experiences for all users.
The community explores inclusive design through projects addressing public spaces, furniture for specific user groups, digital tools, and environmental design. Work ranges from accessible garden design and children's furniture to public space extensions and material-driven design processes that prioritize universal usability.
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Design Chair for Kids at Home: A Legless, Pattern-Born Seat Scaled to Children Aged 2 to 7
A grounded, loop-patterned chair built from child ergonomics, where safety comes from form and the seat doubles as play surface and spatial anchor.
Design Process
This project proposes a community-sensitive design that can be adaptable to their future growth and help reduce social exclusion. It explores the impact housing can have in reducing social exclusion.
Two Decades of Redefining Design Boundaries with Design x Design
The Evolution of a Movement Changing How We Think About Design - The Evolution of a Movement Changing How We Think About Design
THOMPSON CLUSTER
An inclusive design for everyone considering variety of ages, earnings and physical abilities
