The health and wellbeing of our clients, as well as our staff and Associates, is of utmost importance to us. CAE are monitoring the Government advice on coronavirus (COVID-19) closely and we are working hard behind the scenes to minimise disruption to our services....
The Centre for Accessible Environments (CAE) is preparing to launch its Pathways project which will support young disabled Londoners into careers in inclusive design and accessible environments. The project, which has won 3 year funding totalling £322K from City...
Often referred to as the UK’s Sistine Chapel, this much-admired Greenwich tourist destination required restoration as far back as 2008. One of the key objectives of the restoration project was to improve the hall’s accessibility features. The interior of the restored...
With Britain’s ageing population, we often make a link between older people and individuals who have, or will develop, dementia. While age is a consideration, according to Age UK fewer than one in six British people 80-years-old and older have dementia. People as...
Sainsbury’s, one of the UK’s largest retailers, sought the help of Centre for Accessible Environments (CAE) to transform its headquarters in central London into an accessible hub for its 3,000 staff and visitors. CAE compiled an access audit of the company...
The access experts at the Centre for Accessible environments are offering a new public course on Tuesday 3 September. Our access and wayfinding in the pedestrian environment course will help participants to recognise the key factors required to design accessible...
