Guest blogger, Inclusive Support Adviser at Sheffield Hallam University and member of the Network Rail Built Environment Access Panel (BEAP), Lucy Davies-Nind, shares the story behind the development of the university’s first Quiet Room. This is a dedicated...
We’re proud to have worked in partnership with City Bridge Foundation (CBF) to support London’s voluntary and community sector through our Access and Sustainability Advice Service (ASAS) ASAS was established in 2005 to address a clear gap: many small and medium sized...
Three decades from the introduction of the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) CAE’s Head of Business Development, Fara Muneer, looks back on what was a landmark moment for CAE and the UK’s in the journey toward equality and accessible environments. From 1973 to 2017,...
Three decades from the introduction of the Disability Discrimination Act, CAE’s Head of Business Development, Fara Muneer, looks back on what was a landmark moment for CAE and the UK in the journey toward equality and accessible environments. November 8th, 1995, marks...
If you want to understand why the acoustics in buildings and spaces is important, how acoustics can assist with wayfinding, and why designers should consider sound pressure levels and apply technical guidance and standards when designing spaces, read the blog below to...
