Poppy Levison (she/her)
Poppy Levison is a designer, researcher and disability activist working across the creative industries. Since studying architecture at Central Saint Martins she worked on a range of projects, alongside being a Part 1 Architectural Assistant at DSDHA. Her lived experience as a blind woman gives her a particular interest and expertise in the politics of inclusive design and accessibility, architecture’s tendency to fixate on the visual rather than the experiential and the accessibility of architecture education.