We reverse-engineered everyday life from a wheelchair’s eye-level, then supersized the blueprint by 20%, exceeding the so-called “gold standard” and setting a new base model that can be copied city-wide.

Zero-threshold paths spiral from pavement to pillow, so residents glide, not grapple, through their day.
Social isolation is edited out: generous arrival zones double as impromptu lounge space, and guest-friendly layouts make visits effortless rather than awkward.

Accessibility isn’t an add-on; it’s the architecture itself, scaled up, thought through, and ready to replicate.