In an increasingly fast-paced digital world, accessibility has taken on a new dimension. No longer confined to physical spaces, accessibility has expanded its reach into the virtual realm thanks to remarkable advancements in technology and design. 

The development of larger cities grew exponentially in the past fifty years, leaving us with rapidly built cities that have given too little thought to the disabled members of their population. Now is the time to reassess how to be more inclusive in the built environment so that people of all abilities and diversity experience a living environment that meets their needs.