Projects

Cripping Co-housing proposes a new model of housing for disabled people that addresses the accessible housing crisis, and provides space for building disabled community, culture and care networks

BlindSpace is the approach to architecture and spatial design based on the experience of blindness, informed by an understanding the world through the non-visual senses and a mental mapping of space.

Can You Read? is an exploration of learning to read braille as an adult and the remembering of learning to read as a partially blind child.

A feature length documentary for Sky Sports about Melanie Barratt, the first blind woman to swim the English Channel.

This research explores architecture’s role in gender based violence against disabled women and girls.

Access Adventure Film is an ongoing project aiming to make sport and adventure film more accessible.

Seats at the Table was a competition winning installation for the London Festival of Architecture focussed on disability and sustainability,

Architecture Beyond Sight was a week long foundation level course for blind and partially sighted people to learn about architecture. Hosted by the Bartlett, UCL and run by the DisOrdinary Architecture Project, the course was taught by blind and partially sighted creatives. It recognised the potential blind people could bring to architecture and helped address barriers to architecture education.

LSA as Civic Agency was a Design Think Tank at the London School of Architecture exploring themes of Spatial Justice. A collaboration between DSDHA and Alicia Pivaro and supported by Nicola Antaki, the research explored the potential new home of the LSA in Holy Trinity Dalston.

My final undergraduate student project exploring the design for ageing and community.