Strawberry Leopard Limited
Why Strawberry Leopard? Because we are all different
Designing a more inclusive, diverse, equitable and accessible world together
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We listen, co-create human-centric experiences and are passionate about leaving a legacy of inclusive environments.
We only know a tiny proportion about the complexity of the natural world. Wherever you look, there are still things we don’t know about and don’t understand. There are always new things to find out if you go looking for them.
A Chartered Architect by
profession.
I'm curious, kind
and creative, specialising in
organisational strategy,
change, neurodiversity, well-being and inclusive
environments (physical,
cultural and operational)
sharing experience and
research.
For me it's about
authentic human-centred
design.
No one will protect what they don’t care about; and no one will care about what they have never experienced.
Lived experience:
I'm neurodegenerative,
diagnosed in 2019. Every day I experience
challenges in the built
environment.
During the last seven years, I watched my father get weaker with motor neurone disease. I continue to care for my mother, who is bedbound, deaf and has vascular dementia. We should remember that not all disability is permanent or visible. Some are temporary, others situational, and many invisible. We are all neurodiverse.
Designing with inclusion, diversity, equity, and accessibility in mind brings around better design and well-being for everyone.
How can we create environments that enable everyone to thrive?
Understand inclusive environments and explore human-centred design in our core CPD course with architect Gillian Burgis-Smith.
Book your place online today: ow.ly/3hyP50NmWvw
In our hands now lies not only our own future but that of all other living creatures with whom we share the earth.
A journey marked with passion, purpose and principle. Lived experience and compassion have made me want to push boundaries and challenge designing for the ‘average’.
To acknowledge and embrace individuality and human-diversity, considering mental health and well-being by creating spaces where everyone can reach their full potential.
