From reimagining inclusivity and accessibility in air travel at Kansas City International Airport to investing in the future of mobility with 3,000 new bus shelters in Los Angeles, inclusive design is about uplifting our communities and creating spaces that serve everyone.
On Wednesday, January 21, Partner Julia Murphy will lead a timely conversation at the Women Executives in Real Estate (WX) January Breakfast titled “Universal Design, ADA, and the Future of Accessible Environments.” The discussion will examine how universal design and the ADA have shaped—and continue to shape—our public spaces. From real-world projects that are moving the needle on accessibility to the evolving regulatory landscape, the panel will explore what inclusive design really looks like today and why it matters for everyone who plans, builds, owns, and operates the built environment.
Murphy will moderate alongside panelists Lorena Chacon (NYC Department of Design and Construction), Daphne Frias (Box the Ballot), and Lee Ping Kwan (Socotec USA). Join us at the New York Bar Association for a thoughtful conversation on what accessible design can and should be.
