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Attzaz Rashid: How Barratt London is leading the way in accessible home design
Head of Design at Barratt London, Attzaz Rashid writes that, as we strive to address the UK's housing crisis, we must address what kind of society do we want to build for our children.
Read Attzaz Rashid: How Barratt London is leading the way in accessible home design…New Inclusive Housing Design Guide: insights from author Jacquel Runnalls
With the upcoming launch of a new Inclusive Housing Design Guide, author Jacquel Runnells demonstrates why the guide is essential reading for those building new homes in a Q&A feature.
Read New Inclusive Housing Design Guide: insights from author Jacquel Runnalls…Sarah Lilly: Accessible Housing: A necessity, not a luxury
Sarah Lilly of Cerebral Palsy Midlands writes about how her family experiences have shaped her advocacy for accessible housing, which she says is vital for the independence and dignity of people like her sister.
Read Sarah Lilly: Accessible Housing: A necessity, not a luxury…Kasia Ojukwu: The lack of accessible homes for disabled survivors of domestic abuse
Kasia Ojukwu of the Stay Safe East charity writes about how the scarcity of accessible housing is an issue that permeates all facets of society in a way that the vast majority of the public may not consider.
Lauren Walker: How an ambitious housing agenda can also help improve public health
Lauren Walker of the Royal College of Occupational Therapists (RCOT) discusses how innovative housing policy can help give people greater independence, and what local government can do to help.
Read Lauren Walker: How an ambitious housing agenda can also help improve public health…Baroness Brinton: M4(2) Now! – Why the need for accessible and adaptable homes is urgent
Baroness Brinton outlines why she believes bringing in the M4(2) accessible and adaptable building standard, now, will transform the lives of disabled and older people in the next 75 years and save money.
Read Baroness Brinton: M4(2) Now! – Why the need for accessible and adaptable homes is urgent…
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