Tuesday 19 July will be the 10 year anniversary of the Changing Places campaign. Working with Consortium members, supporters, sponsor AVESO and others, CAE was privileged to produce a 10th Anniversary Special booklet to commemorate this exciting milestone. The booklet...
Jacqui Rennie, CAE Access Advisor and housing standards specialist, blogs on her role as a juror on the European Federation for Living’s accessible housing design competition Earlier this year, I was really pleased to help judge the European Federation for Living...
Considering people’s access needs has long been part of the job for building designers and architects. Understanding what works and what is required by law is fundamental to ensuring a high quality built environment that can be accessed and enjoyed by all. What’s...
An article by Jean Hewitt, Director of Centre for Accessible Environments has been featured in the Planning & Building Control Today publication. Jean provides insight into the new housing standards and suggests how accessible housing can be achieved to meet the...
The Centre for Accessible Environments (CAE) is launching a new training course to give planning and access professionals the expertise to help deliver accessible streets for everyone. The Accessible Pedestrian Environments for People with Sight Loss course starts on...
Just before the festive holidays, CAE held its first open CPD (Continuing Professional Development) day for CAE members at Holyer House in London. The programme comprised a series of ‘bit-sized’ CPD sessions pertaining to different elements of inclusive built...
