A timber path bridges the gravel to the covered dining terrace
overlooking the river at Somerset House
Photo by Clare Goodridge
Photo by Clare Goodridge
UNITED KINGDOM INSTITUTE for INCLUSIVE DESIGN
The United Kingdom Institute for Inclusive Design (UKiiD) was established in February 1995. It was founded as the British network of the European Institute for Design and Disability. It brings together design professionals and disabled users who are committed to raising the profile and standard of inclusive design in every aspect of our lives; the built environment, transport, products and communication facilities.
UKiiD:
- Promotes design for all people whatever their ability
- Provides information on all aspects of disability and design across Europe
- Publishes a newsletter covering trends, activities and legislation - UKiiD Ideas
- Facilitates on line debates between members on a range of topical issues
- Disseminates information about projects
- Identifies and distributes information on sources of relevant product approval, compliance processes and assessment.
- Is a registered charity (1063028/0) that, to operate, depends upon members' subscriptions.
