Intersectional Architecture : Capacity, Load, and the Cost of Misreading Disability
A critical look at how architecture interprets disability, capacity, and systemic design failures.
About This Book
Intersectional Architecture examines the relationship between built environments and disability.
The work addresses capacity, load, and the consequences of misreading disability in design contexts.
It highlights how architectural assumptions can create barriers for diverse users.
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