Architecture | Interior Design
Designing an interior space for a client with a disability, where mobility is limited, poses a challenging yet fulfilling task. The objective is to create a living area that is both functional and comfortable, accommodating the client's unique needs and promoting independence. The design should prioritize practicality, accessibility, and aesthetic appeal, creating a homely atmosphere that the client can identify with. Careful planning and attention to detail are required to achieve these goals.
Accessible Residential House
As a designer, I understand that creating an interior space for a client with limited mobility due to a disability is not just about functionality. It's about promoting independence and a sense of identity, and this requires a unique approach. My objective is to design a space that prioritizes accessibility and practicality while also incorporating aesthetic appeal to create a homely atmosphere. This requires careful planning and attention to detail, ensuring that every aspect of the design contributes to the client's comfort and well-being.
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Interior Design
Bounded together in a unique Ontarian home with a possibility to bind their cultures together as a seamless whole. Both couples love the sea and were raised around the blue and white ripples of the ocean as children, which binds them together when... Read More
Interior Design
This group project involved the redesign of the office space of renowned fashion designer Laura Siegel. Laura's work is inspired by the indigenous villages of Bolivia, centring on finding the truth in patterns and textiles, as well as telling... Read More
Interior Design
The focus of our design project was to create a communal kitchen that is accessible to all users, regardless of situational, temporary, or permanent accessibility needs. We recognized that designing for accessibility is not just about compliance... Read More