Watson Batty Architects participated in a round table discussion with the Design for Inclusivity Network, alongside expert designers, academics, manufacturers, and care professionals.
Drawing on our knowledge and experience within the Later Living and Care sector, Associate Gemma Bottomley engaged in conversations about inclusive design and dementia-friendly environments. As Architects, it is imperative that we develop designs that address the needs of end users, including those who are Neurodivergent. We are optimistic that these initiatives signify a constructive move towards making the built environment accessible to all.
Further details and a link to the Architects Data File article covering the event. https://lnkd.in/gRKWP-Kh
