The Access and Sustainability Advice Service (ASAS), which is run by CAE and fully funded by the City Bridge Foundation, offers FREE guidance to London-based charities and voluntary, not-for-profit community groups looking to improve access to their buildings. Here,...
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...
Cloudesley is a charitable trust that gives grants to local people, organisations and churches in Islington, London, with the aim of providing significant positive impact on people’s lives. The Church Access Project was a project that Cloudesley set up in partnership...
“Pathways Academy has opened my eyes to the many physical barriers disabled people face in the built environment, as well as the barriers in digital spaces, including accessing websites,” says recent Pathways Academy graduate, Sarah Hill. Pathways Academy is the...
Scarlett Heselwood is a mentee of CAE’s Senior Access Consultant, Teresa Rumble, under the Future Leaders Programme offered by Attitude Is Everything. Already acting as the Accessibility Coordinator for RADAR Festival in Manchester, and consulting for startup...
Associate Consultant Kat Aedy is no stranger to the Centre for Accessible Environments (CAE). She worked with them previously as an Access and Sustainability Advisor, and on publications, for about two years before becoming Interim CAE Manager in 2018, and an...
