Accessible design
“Too often, neurodiverse design is a marketing ploy”
AI-powered alarm for deaf people wins UK James Dyson Award
Gaming-inspired Parkinson’s keyboard wins 2025 James Dyson Award
Adapt/Evolve in New York showcases “empathy” in designing for accessibility
Five highlights from V&A’s Design and Disability exhibition
Mara Bragagnolo designs puzzle-style furniture for autistic children
Allsteel champions invisible disabilities as part of broader inclusive workplace design
Alexander Hills Architects converts Norfolk farmhouse into accessible family home
Will & Well designs Adaptable collection to make fashion more inclusive
“People living with disabilities are done waiting for accessible designs”
DAF launches to “ensure Deaf people have a stake in architecture”
PriestmanGoode designs vehicle to help people with reduced mobility navigate airports
Bracelet that translates sign language into speech wins Rimowa Design Prize
OneCourt helps blind and low-vision fans track the Super Bowl live
Disappearing ink fades like memories in book that “rewrites the story of dementia”
Consent Soap provides sex education for people with learning disabilities
Apple developing iPhones that will be controlled by users’ thoughts
Anna Heringer’s Anandaloy was the most significant building of 2020
Modulyss’ carpet tiles aim to “foster an environment of comfort and inclusion”
Customisable 3D-printed handles take pain out of toothbrushing for people with limited dexterity
Butterfly House by Oliver Leech Architects offers “new model for assisted living”
“Space that is exclusionary does not live up to its full potential”
Hebra Arquitectos lifts Quilanto House above forested site in Chile
