inC is your local multi-purpose space designed with inclusivity and community in mind, a place where integration and connection between different groups is encouraged. Built on the core pillars of community, regeneration, mixed-use and collaboration, inC transforms neglected urban sites into vibrant community hubs, working in harmony with existing local establishments.
Situated in the heart of the local area, inC bridges societal gaps and fosters deep connection among diverse groups. The open, inclusive space works to deliver social value by driving sustainable community development, improving community health and well-being through increased engagement with green spaces, and creating a strong sense of belonging and safety in your local area.
Multi-use furniture populates the space conforming to the varying needs and preferences of its users, also allowing it to seamlessly adapt to a range of different events put on by local charities and businesses or requested by the locals themselves.
inC breathes new life into neglected environments to ensure everyone feels welcome, valued, and supported.
Halo is a family friendly digital shower with profiles that adapt to the changing needs of the user as they age.
Focusing on a child user profile in response to the universal parental struggle of transitioning to independent bathing. Halo helps to ease this transition from supervised bathing to independence by empowering children to shower confidently on their own whilst instilling sustainable showering habits from a young age.
At first the parent will help their child, but the aim is to aid their child in learning to user the shower alone quickly and create an easier transition into showering independently.
Co-design group project working together with Isabelle Stoneham, Grace Gandy and Abigail Armitage
An interactive boxing training system designed to support people with ADHD to stay active, confident, and motivated in sport.
Intuitive colour-coded lights controlled inside the glove by the trainer help to guide the user through a fun boxing session. Helping those who might struggle with information processing, the colour of the lights are co-ordinated with the gloves to make it clear which arm to punch with. Sensors in the headband ensure the users hands are in the correct position in a block move.
