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Momentum Partners with Interact Center to Empower Artists with Disabilities
A collaboration with the Minnesota nonprofit brings nine artists’ work to Momentum’s Digital Art Library, connecting commercial design with a broader vision of accessibility and human expression.
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The METROPOLIS 2026 Neuroinclusive Design Product Guide
The following selections represent some of the best products for designing interiors that are neuroinclusive, sensory sensitive, and accessible to a broader range of human experiences.
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Profiles
This Student Is Designing for Human Connection
METROPOLIS Future100 2026 honoree Zhuyun (Joy) Xu's work prioritizes emotional well-being, interaction and accessibility.
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Viewpoints
The Shakers: Culture, Craft, Community, and Care
Behind the separatist Christian sect that believed that every tool, object, and design choice should serve a purpose.
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Embracing Differences: Understanding and Designing for Neurodiversity
When we design for neurodiversity—be it autism, ADHD, sensory processing disorder—we design for everyone.
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Chris Laing Builds a Bridge Between Architecture and the Deaf Community
Metropolis speaks with architectural designer and activist Chris Laing about his new open-source platform Deaf Architecture Front.
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Manhattan’s Center for Architecture Imagines the Future of Universal Design
Curated by Barry Bergdoll and Juliana Barton, Reset: Towards a New Commons explores “more holistic approaches to inclusion” through architecture and design.
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Will the Metaverse be Accessible?
Virtual and augmented reality experiences have the power to make a more accessible world or to lock people with disabilities out. Kaitlin Ugolik Phillips says what actually happens is up to us.