Disabilities are more than a condition; they are a way of living according to human diversity that requires architectural solutions of equivalent multiplicity.

The thesis submitted in the competition should cover the following areas: urban planning, architecture and tecnology. For more information, please click here.

Thirty years on, the Americans With Disabilities Act has reshaped the way designers and the public have come to think about equity, civil rights and American architecture. But it’s only a start.

An architect pursuing a doctorate at the University of British Columbia wrote his 149-page, 52,438-word dissertation without any periods or commas. Patrick Stewart, 61, who belongs to the Nisga ...

Accessibility in our built environment is essential — but not yet a given, says award-winning Seattle accessibility consultant and architect Karen Braitmayer.

ASU's architecture program is redesigning its degrees to improve student accessibility in hopes of creating a ripple effect in a field predominately white and male. The changes to The Design School's ...

Welcome to the Faculty of Architecture and Planning’s resource page for equity, diversity, inclusion, and accessibility (EDIA). The Faculty of Architecture and Planning recognizes the significance of ...

Stewart’s dissertation, titled Indigenous Architecture through Indigenous Knowledge, eschews almost all punctuation. There are no periods, no commas, no semi-colons in the 52,438-word piece.

Academic architectural theory was profoundly changed by the rise of Romanticism. While many modern critics, and the reformers themselves, emphasize the newness of the ideas and the importance of ...