Designing for All with Universal Design CE550WA

On-site course meets Wednesdays from 6-8pm EDT for two weeks.

Universal Design is about creating spaces that are welcoming and accessible to people of all ages, stages, and abilities. Learn how to create functional, aesthetic, and inclusive environments utilizing the Principles of Universal Design (UD). Topics will include how to prepare for aging-in-place, creating multi-generational living spaces, and visitability. This course includes case studies, interactive learning, and actionable strategies to empower interior designers to implement Universal Design in their studies or current practice.

 

The instructor, Lynette Bard, was awarded first place in ASID Florida South’s Design Excellence Awards in the Universal/Aging in Place category. She believes that interior designers have the superpower to improve people’s lives and make a positive impact through Universal Design. 

ALL LEVELS WELCOME

 

How do I attend an on-site course?

Structure: Students will receive an email with instructions on how to access the NYSID East 70th Street campus. Students will meet in a classroom with fellow students and an instructor on the specific dates and times listed in the course description. In some courses, projects and visual presentations may be required. Students will have access to campus facilities for a specific duration during their course enrollment.

Schedule: Please check the course description for exact course dates and times. Students must be on time to their course and absences will be recorded. If you know you are going to miss a session, please let your instructor know ahead of time.

Time commitment: Courses meet for a specific amount of time each week.

Faculty: Lynette Bard