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Designing inclusive spaces for education
Webinar
Friday 11 October 2024
10:00 - 11:00
Join our webinar on the topic of inclusive design for children and young people in educational institutions.
In an era where we are striving for inclusivity within our industry, how do we put our values regarding inclusivity and diversity into practice?
A key part of the movement towards more inclusive design is taking place in schools and universities, where we see buildings and spaces designed with the individual wellbeing of all children and young people in mind.
In this webinar we will hear from the people behind some of the best practice examples of inclusive design, who will explore the ways that this type of design helps to nurture the potential for our next generation, as well as enhance their experience of learning.
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Adam-Davies_Hassell.pdfClaire-Barton_Haverstock.pdf
Joyce-Yazbeck_LOM.pdf
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Speaker Biographies
Claire Barton
Partner, Haverstock
Adam Davies
Principal & Sector Leader for Education & Science, Hassell
Richard Grove
Senior Leader for Building Acoustics, RWDI
Ben Marston
Director, Jestico + Whiles
Joyce Yazbeck
Architect, LOM
Partner, Haverstock
Adam Davies
Principal & Sector Leader for Education & Science, Hassell
Richard Grove
Senior Leader for Building Acoustics, RWDI
Ben Marston
Director, Jestico + Whiles
Joyce Yazbeck
Architect, LOM
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