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CPD Training at RSHP

Liam Proudlock, Tracey Proudlock and Mark Rintoul are all in front of a glass door smiling at the camera. There is a red object at head height in the background.

We were delighted to be at RSHP a couple of weeks ago delivering a CPD to their staff on inclusive design.  

As well as covering the principles that apply to creating inclusive environments, we looked at the legal implications of the Equality Act 2010 and why it’s so important for architects to understand the Social Model of Disability.

It was so good to see so many RSHP staff members attend what proved to be an interesting and engaging session.

A group of people sat on green chairs in a conference room with their backs to the camera. They are looking at a giant screen which has the words The Social Model of Disability in bold. Three people sit to the lefthand side of the screen behind a table.
Tracey and Liam sat at a desk. Tracey is smiling at the camera and Liam is looking at Tracey. There are two cups and a glass on the desk. In the background there is a banner stand showing image of cities and a glass wall with reflections.
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