2021
DOI: 10.1111/joid.12192
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Urban Chandelier: How Experiences of Being Vision Impaired Inform Designing for Attentiveness

Abstract: Prevailing conceptions of disability in architectural discourse give rise to the devaluing of disabled people's lived experiences. However, several studies in architecture and disability studies show how disability experience may lead to a careful attentiveness toward the qualities of the built environment that are relevant for design. Using focused ethnography, we examine how architect William Feuerman's disruptive vision impairment restructured his attention. The insights gained from his experience were inco… Show more

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