Includes interviews with Emilio Ambasz, Mario Buatta, John Saladino, Robert A.M. Stern, and other architects and designers.

Testing same-handed and inpatient rooms with canted headwalls using a master database

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Reports, research studies, articles, and newsletters about universal design.

"The conventional focus for design research in the corporate workplace is on what economists call the ‘family-formation workforce’, typically aged 20 to 45 and in full-time employment. But as populations age, and as work itself evolves in a knowledge-based society, we know that a different type of workforce is set to emerge – comprising older people who are using their knowledge and experience to undertake special assignment and part-time work, often after the normal retirement age. How should office environments flex and change to address extended working lives? This report written by Dr John Smith of JSA Architecture explores the challenges and sets out guidance, by drawing on a research project led by the Helen Hamlyn Centre at the Royal College of Art, London, with academic partners in Japan and Australia."

"The importance that design can play in improving the living environment for people with autism has until now gone largely unrecognised. At Kingwood we were convinced that the impact of housing design sensitive to the particular needs of people with autism would be significant, with the potential to improve their quality of life immeasurably. We therefore commissioned Professor Jeremy Myerson and his team at the Helen Hamlyn Centre at the Royal College of Art to carry out this study."

Case studies of research from the Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design