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Access Is a Journey, Not a Destination: A Research-Informed Cake Artefact on Inclusive Blue Spaces

Research output: Non-textual output › Artefact

Abstract

This research rethinks access to blue spaces beyond the shoreline. Based on fieldwork with people with visual impairments, it challenges assumptions that access is simple, individual, or visually led. Instead, it reveals access as a complex journey shaped by transport, infrastructure, sensory experience, and interdependence. From street to sand to sea, who can participate is never guaranteed. This cake represents access as something made along the way, calling for more inclusive, relational approaches to coastal environments
Original languageEnglish
Publication statusPublished - Apr 2026
EventResearch and Knowledge Exchange Showcase 2026 - University of Brighton , Brighton, United Kingdom - University of Brighton, Brighton, United Kingdom
Duration: 13 Apr 2026 → 16 Apr 2026

Keywords

  • Blue space
  • Disability inclusion
  • Environmental justice
  • Sensory design
  • public engagement
  • Accessible research communication
  • Research translation
  • Critical disability studies

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