DAY 1 • TUESDAY 15 SEPTEMBER • 13.25 – 14.10
Case Study & Panel: Ruthlessly Inclusive – Lessons from Hammersmith & Fulham Civic Campus
The Hammersmith & Fulham Civic Campus is one of the UK’s most ambitious examples of inclusive placemaking.
Following a short case study introduction, this panel explores how the project’s commitment to being “ruthlessly inclusive” shaped the design process, stakeholder engagement, and final outcomes, offering valuable lessons for designers, clients, and public sector organisations.
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Embedding inclusion and accessibility from the earliest stages of a project
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The role of co-design, lived experience, and community engagement
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Lessons learned from working with disability and user advocacy groups
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How inclusive design principles can be applied across future developments
Eleanor Hargreaves, Communications Coordinator, RSHP speaker may change
Eleanor Hargreaves
Steven Souter has over 10 years of experience in Workplace Ergonomics and currently serves as Global Insight Programme Manager at Colebrook Bosson Saunders, leading research and insights that shape the future of workplace design.
A qualified ergonomist, he has spoken at major industry events including Orgatec in Cologne and Design Days in Chicago and previously worked as an Ergonomic Advisor for leading financial institutions including Morgan Stanley and Moody's.
