IDeA student competition: Making the kitchen barrier-free
March 15, 2018
Carleton University graduate Micah Rakoff Bellman saw a need for kitchens to be more accessible for people living in wheelchairs. He explains how he won the Innovative Design for Accessibility (IDeA) competition in 2016 with a prototype of a kitchen work surface that reduces common barriers faced by people cooking in wheelchairs.
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