Freedom is something that we take for granted in our homes and our communities. However, the longer we live, the greater likelihood that many of us will confront some form of acquired disability that limits our ability to enjoy the spaces that we’ve come to love. These natural changes to mobility, vision, hearing, cognition, and strength and agility are part of life, but that doesn’t mean they should get in the way.

Inclusive design of space that considers the likelihood of acquired disabilities can “future-proof” our homes and communities, allowing us to live with greater independence for extended periods. Our approach marries form with functionality, so the spaces we create don’t  just look good; they perform better too.

Reach out today to learn more about how inclusive design can improve your home and community.