Inclusive Design, Done Affordably: Lessons from 8 Partridge | David Baker Architects

David Baker Architects highlights how the Inclusive Design Standards can deliver inclusive, accessible housing without raising costs. Their project, 8 Partridge at Midway Village, in Daly City, uses thoughtful design features from the Inclusive Design Standards to support a wide range of access needs while staying within a tight budget. The community became the first gold-certified project under the Inclusive Design Standards, showing that accessibility and affordability can go hand in hand.

New Committed Firm: Practice

We’re thrilled to welcome Practice to our community of Committed Firms! Learn more about how we partner with designers, developers, research institutions, advocates, funders, and community organizations to expand disability-forward design.

Inclusive Design Standards in Use: The Kelsey Avondale

The Kelsey Avondale will feature 52 accessible units in the heart of Birmingham, AL, focusing on disability-forward design and community. Learn more about how this community incorporates the Inclusive Design Standards.

Inclusive Design Standards in Use: Mitchell Park Place

Located in Palo Alto, California, Mitchell Park Place will offer affordable housing to people with and without disabilities. Incorporating elements of the Inclusive Design Standards, the community was designed by Architects FORA and developed Eden Housing.

Inclusive Design Standards in Use: Poppleton East

Poppleton East, located in Omaha, Nebraska, is a great example of the Inclusive Design Standards in action. Designed by Alley Poyner Macchietto Architecture and developed by inCOMMON Housing Development Corporation, these units will provide affordable, quality housing for people with and without disabilities.