Introducing the Bad Kerb Map of Wapping

The Bad Kerb Map is an attempt to crowdsource information about barriers to mobility for wheelchair users and parents with buggies in and around Wapping in East London.

The project was started by architect John Inglis, after a discussion hosted by network Wapping, a grassroots group looking to promote neighbourhood planning in the area. The map, which includes photos of problem junctions geo-located on Google Maps, was launched with a series of photos taken by John Inglis using a typical camera phone.

Community Blogging – Online Consultation for Grassroots Football

A landowner in Walton on Thames, Surrey has launched an online consultation over plans for a grassroots football centre and camping ground. The website, AppsFC.blogspot.com, designed by Studio 425 architect John Inglis, invites local football clubs, schools, community groups and welfare support networks for people living with disabilities to get involved with the design process.

Changing Place at Apps Court Farm seeks Letters of Support

MAA Architects have submitted plans to provide a Changing Place at Apps Court Farm in Surrey and are seeking letters of support.

Click and Print - Changing Place Design and Plan Dimensions

Click and Print Guide to Changing Places - basic information on Changing Places for architects and interior designers.

DWG copies are available on request from studio425@london.com.