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When It Comes to Design for the Disabled, Let the Science Lead the Process

Posted on: Jun 24, 2022 | Posted by: Art Mag

Orfield Laboratories' Anechoic Chamber, “the quietest place on earth.”. Image © Steven J. Orfield This article was originally published on Common Edge Steven J. Orfield 's...

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