JUST ENVIRONMENTS INCUBATOR: DISABILITY, DEAFNESS AND NEURODIVERSITY IN ARCHITECTURE - EVENT SERIES
The Bartlett School of Architecture
The Bartlett School of Architecture research cluster for Disability, Deafness, and Neurodiversity is intended as a long-term, internationally connected centre for researching the intersections of Disability, Deafness, and Neurodiversity within the built environment and advancing disability praxis in architectural education, scholarship, and beyond. The Cluster works on outward-reaching interdisciplinary research and network building engaging with students, staff, and external disability-led organisations.
Conceived and developed as a collaboration between the Bartlett School of Architecture and the Royal Danish Academy’s Centre for Spatial Inclusion, this inaugural series of public events is made up of two online seminars and two workshops. The first seminar and workshop will focus on Civic Crip Pedagogies, the second seminar and workshop will focus on Disabling the Archive. The events will be documented, archived, and shared as online resources to inform pedagogical development across The Bartlett, the UK, and beyond. Collaborating with disabled practitioners and organisations, all events will foreground current research and design practices on the intersections of bodyminds, race, queerness, ageing, pedagogy and architecture within and beyond the institution.
