The DisOrdinary Architecture Project is an informal platform that foregrounds disabled creativity, to shift modes of practice beyond conventional notions of access. We promote new models of practice for the built environment, led by the creativity and experiences of Disabled, Deaf and Neurodivergent artists.
The DisOrdinary Architecture Project believes that thinking differently about disability (and ability) can open up the design of our built surroundings to new forms of creativity and critique. Instead of treating disabled people as merely a ‘technical’ or ‘legal’ problem for architecture and urban design, we show how starting from disability – from the rich differences that biodiversity and neuro-divergence bring – is a powerful creative force for design. We want to start from difference to challenge assumptions about ‘what is normal’ in the design of our built surroundings.
Company Details
- Employees
- 5
- Founded
- 2007
- Industry
- Accessible Architecture And Design
- NAICS
-
Architectural Services
- Keywords
- Disability Equality Scotland.
The Disordinary Architecture Project Questions
The Disordinary Architecture Project's website is https://disordinaryarchitecture.co.uk/
The Disordinary Architecture Project's LinkedIn profile is https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-disordinary-architecture-project
The Disordinary Architecture Project has
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The Disordinary Architecture Project's industry is
Accessible Architecture and Design
The Disordinary Architecture Project's top competitors are
Make Architects,
Foster + Partners,
Public Practice,
Lord Consultants Limited - Inclusive Design,
Canary Wharf Group,
Tp Bennett,
Heatherwick Studio,
Re-Fabricate,
Disability Equality Scotland,
London Festival Of Architecture.
The Disordinary Architecture Project's categories are Accessible Architecture and Design
The Disordinary Architecture Project's founding year is 2007
