Women Writing Architecture

Disabling Environments

by
Jessie Buckle

22 April, 2024

Disabling Architectural Environments is a collection extracted from a postgraduate thesis, ‘Disabling Architectural Environments: Absences in Architectural Conditions’, by Jessie Buckle. This is an auto-ethnographic exploration of the relationship between epilepsy, climate and the built environment.

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39 Citations in this Collection:

Spatial Entities of the Future: Design through the lens of Neuroscience

Fiona Zisch

The effect of exposure to the natural environment on stress reduction: A metabolic analysis

Wenfei Yao

The Rejected Body: Feminist Philosophical Reflections on Disability

Susan Wendell

Seizures and hot summers

Nicola Swanborough

Global Warming and its Health Impact

Antonella Rossati

Nesting: Body, dwelling, mind

Sara Robinson

Architecture is a verb

Sara Robinson

What share of global CO₂ emissions come from aviation?

Hannah Ritchie

‘Sick with stress’: perspectives on airport travel

Colleen M Peterson Robyn Birkeland Sara Barsel Tamara Statz Jessica M Finlay

Thermal comfort conditions in airport terminals: Indoor or transition spaces?

Marialena Nikolopoulou Alkis Kotopouleas

The influence of ceiling height: The effect of priming on the type of processing that people use

Joan Meyers-Levy

Thinking with Type: A Critical Guide for Designers, Writers, Editors and Students

Ellen Lupton

The Cancer Journals

Audre Lorde

Claiming Disability: Knowledge and Identity

Simi Linton

The Neuroethics of Architecture

Judy Illes Camille Y Huang

‘PAS 6463:2022, Design for the mind – Neurodiversity and the built environment

Jean Hewitt et. al.

What Can a Body Do? How We Meet the Built World

Sara Hendren

Art Deco Britain: Buildings of the Interwar Years

Elaine Harwood

(Ir)resistible Stairs: Public Health, Desiring Practices, and Material-Symbolic Ableism

Aimi Hamraie

Psychological and neural responses to architectural interiors

Franziska Hartung et. al.

Architectural experience: Clarifying its central components and their relation to core affect with a set of first-person videos

Lara Gregorians Fiona Zisch hugo spiers Velaso Fernandez

Climate change and epilepsy: Insights from clinical and basic science studies

Medine Gulcebi Janet Misfud Anna Maria Vezzani Ingrid Scheffer Hayley Fowler Aideen Foley

Extraordinary Bodies: Figuring Disability in American Culture and Literature

Rosemarie Garland-Thomson

Disorienting Disability

Michelle Friedner Karen Weingarten

Climate change and epilepsy: Time to take action

Hayley Fowler Rosemary Ogwe Nanji Aideen Foley

Typographic Systems

Kimberly Elam

Furniture forms and their influence on our emotional responses toward interior environment

Sibel Seda Dazkir Marilyn Read

People as affordances: Building disability worlds through care intimacy

Arseli Dokumaci

Difficulties and Problem-Solving Strategies in Wayfinding Among Adults With Cognitive Disabilities

Valerie Gyselinck Jean-Marie Byrjhardt

Marriage and fertility in epileptic patients

Linda Danksy Eva Andermann

A definition and classification of status epilepticus: report of the ILAE Task Force on Classification of Status Epilepticus

Hannah Cock Ingrid Scheffer Andrea Rossetti Eugen Trinka

Disability studies, neurodivergence and architecture

Jos Boys

Traveler anxiety and enjoyment: The effect of airport environment on traveller’s emotions

Vanja Bogicevic Yang Wan C Cobanoglu A Bilgihan M Bujisic

Room preference as a function of architectural features and user activities

Barbara Cassidy Jennifer Kurr

Humans prefer curved visual objects

Maital Neta

Lancet Countdown on health and climate change: shaping the health of nations for centuries to come

Sonya Ayeb-Karlsson et. al.

Privacy and Publicity – Modern Architecture as Mass Media

Beatriz Colomina

Site-Writing: She Is Walking about in a Town Which She Does Not Know

Jane Rendell

Queer Phenomenology Orientations, Objects, Others

Sara Ahmed