BWBR seeks to bring an equity lens to every project we take on as part of the ongoing work of pursuing inclusivity in our organization and our communities. We believe that people are at the heart of ...

Inclusion is no longer just about access—it’s becoming a core part of how housing is planned, built, and sustained over time.

Inclusive design helps companies increase revenue, reduce costs, improve resilience, and build trust. An effective business case speaks to all four of these benefit categories but emphasizes the ...

The number of workers older than 65 has quadrupled. Inclusive design is helping create age-friendly workspaces. This gorgeous digital platform reframes disability as a source of creativity Visible ...

When we reduce inclusion to compliance, we lose the potential to create housing that truly works for everyone. Inclusion ...

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The business case for inclusion and belonging is well known, and leading companies are working hard to make their cultures more welcoming to all. As workplace strategists and designers, we know that ...

Inclusive playgrounds are becoming increasingly more popular, and for good reason. Schools, daycares, communities, and neighborhoods want playgrounds that are beneficial for all children. They want ...

When it comes to accessibility in games, the first aspect people always look for is an options menu. From customizing controls, adjusting subtitle size, or even activating varying colorblind filters, ...

Steven J. Orfield's firm, Orfield Laboratories (OL), has spent 50 years in architectural design, research, and testing, dedicated to the premise that what matters in design is the end user, because ...