Social Inclusion

Accessible, equitable design.

Overview

Social Inclusion, using universal design, promotes accessibility, 20th–21st century.

Core Characteristics

• Inclusive, user-focused spaces.
• Accessible, communal designs.
• Contemporary aesthetic.

Notable Examples

• Ed Roberts Campus (USA, 2011).
• Universal Design Homes (Global, 21st century).

Architectural Connections

• Modern: 20th–21st century.
• Civic, Residential: Various typologies.
• Contemporary Architecture: Core movement.

Influence and Legacy

Promotes equitable, accessible spaces.

Related Concepts & Techniques

Universal Design (technique), Accessibility (theory), Space (element), Contemporary (movement)