Arup ; ; Accessible and inclusive environments Inclusive design increases people’s freedom and improves equality by considering mobility, sensory and cognitive requirements Share Accessible and inclusive environments Talk to Sarah Jones about this service Get in touch Buildings should work for everyone, but too often they fall short of this ambition. We believe that inclusive design must reflect the widest range of people’s requirements, and should be a feature of every building. Our team works on projects to ensure they’re as easy to navigate and use whatever your personal circumstances or identity, including age, culture, ability, gender and family or economic status. Designing for accessibility and inclusion is about being future-focused and human-centred. From wayfinding to lighting, layout to operations, we take time to consider the needs of today’s users but also how that might change over the lifetime of a building or space. Cities Alive: Designing for ageing communities Cities Alive: Designing for Urban Childhoods Cycling for everyone: A guide for inclusive cycling in cities and towns Arup Careers Get in touch News and events © Arup 2021 All rights reserved Our policies Cookies Legal Modern Slavery Governance We need your consent to proceed We use cookies to personalise and enhance your experience on our site. By clicking 'Accept all cookies', you agree to our use of cookies for the purposes listed in our cookie consent tool. To see a complete list of the companies that use these cookies and other technologies and to tell us whether they can be used on your device or not, click 'Get more information' below. You can change your settings at any time. When you proceed to access our site, the companies listed in the consent will use cookies and other technologies. This is further explained in our Cookie Notice. Get more information Accept all cookies