Description

DisOrdinary Dialogues is a space for exploration, advocacy and creativity, led by the experiences and lived realities of Disabled artists, architects and designers.

Building on our compendium ‘Many More Parts than M!: Reimagining Disability, Access and Inclusion beyond Compliance (2024), The DisOrdinary Architecture Project started ‘DisOrdinary Dialogues’ to document the complex conversations around access beyond how it is functionally coded. Conversations which are commonplace within DisOrdinary Architecture, but less well-known outside of it.

Together we are creating architecture which is not only about inclusion or compliance, but creatively driven by Disabled creativity and ways of knowing space. Conversations are grouped as miniseries, each with their own hosts, producers and themes.

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The DisOrdinary Architecture Project is an informal platform foregrounding disabled creativity, to shift modes of practice beyond conventional access.

Find out more about The DisOrdinary Architecture Project here.

Find out more about the ‘Many More Parts than M!’ compendium here.

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