This research explores the lived experience of consumers with visual impairment to better
understand their everyday shopping challenges, gaps in retail design, and opportunities for …

An ageing demographic together with the predicted increase in visual impairment of older
people calls for a renewed consideration of the accessibility and social inclusivity of urban …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to ascertain the effect of age, gender and educational
level on customer evaluations of the design characteristics of fitting rooms/dressing rooms …

This paper describes, analyses and reflects on a co-creation process between people with
and without disabilities as they redesign the Brussels metro transport system over a two …

Insufficient or lack of accessible transportation options pose significant challenges for
persons with disabilities living in small rural communities who need to travel within …

This paper reflects on multisensorial and multimodal processes by considering spatial
design differently through three case studies in Canada and Belgium that involved persons …

This article explores the Brussels metro as a nonplace and considers the impact of
blindness on nonplace. In discussing the {im} materiality of the metro, this article focuses on …

This research is a doing of mapping/s through multi-sited case study research—Canada's
Sports Hall of Fame (CSHF) in Calgary, Canada (pilot study), the Canadian War Museum …

This article reports on the shopping experiences of people with visual impairment (n= 7) and
offers an alternative way to understand their needs. Our study adopted taskscape theory and …

The visually impaired community often finds the built environment difficult to navigate.
Elements of street design such as street furniture, bollards and shared space are some of …