Documents Tagged ‘Ray Lifchez’
Getting There: A Guide to Accessibility for Your Facility
Archive Entry Date: 1979
A quirky accessibility guide demonstrates human-centered design with panache
A Word on Words
Archive Entry Date: 1979
In its use of the term "crip," the landmark book Design for Independent Living captures the ethos of a revolution
Adapting to Disability with Style
Archive Entry Date: 1978
Embossed leather details turn an adaptive device into a fashion statement
Group Portrait
Archive Entry Date: March 1978
A family radiates positive energy while posing for a snapshot
Man with Camera
Archive Entry Date: March 1978
A collection of photos depicting behind-the-scenes looks at the everyday lives of people with disabilities thriving in Berkeley
Campus Grounds Accessibility Audit
Archive Entry Date: September 1976
The 1000-page report was the first campus environmental survey of its kind
ARCH101 Students with Clients on Sproul
Archive Entry Date: 1974-1976
On a sunny day, Ray Lifchez and students actively listen to disabled consultant's POV
Ward’s Island Aerial View
Archive Entry Date: 1968
Ray Lifchez spent five years working as an architect for state institutions, like Manhattan Psychiatric Facility
Fixtures at Ward’s Island
Archive Entry Date: 1968
An early experience that set Ray on the path of rethinking design