Blind Architect Poppy Levison On Career So Far
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Poppy Levinson is a designer, researcher and disability activist working across the creative industries. She applies her lives experience as a blind woman to the world of architecture and design.
She recently completed her masters in Architecture at the Royal College of Art and became Co-director at the DisOrdinary Architecture Project.
She told Amelia about her career challenges and highlights so far, and how she applies her lived experience to design.
Learn more about Poppy on her website - Poppy Levison | Blind Architecture, Designer and Activist
Learn more about DisOrdinary on their website - The DisOrdinary Architecture Project
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