ULI Toronto - Designing for Dignity: Accessibility as the Next Frontier in Real Estate

Accessibility is rapidly emerging as one of the most transformative—and underleveraged—frontiers in real estate. Across the public and private sectors, we’re seeing new approaches to designing for true inclusion, with approaches that treat accessibility not as compliance, but as core design intelligence. From airports to hospitals, campuses to homes and office towers, this session will examine how accessibility is redefining risk, value, and how the built environment is experienced.

Join ULI Toronto, in collaboration with DIALOG, during National AccessAbility Week for a for a FREE forward-looking discussion on accessibility, the next frontier in real estate.

Host

Arleigh Hack, Manager, Development, Northcrest Developments and Co-Chair, ULI Toronto’s Accelerating Accessibility Coalition

Moderator

Nick Kennedy, Associate, Interior Design, DIALOG

Speakers

Garrick Ng, KITE Creates Program Lead, University Health Network’s KITE Research Institute
Caitlin Thomas, Accessibility Programs Coordinator, Calgary Airports
David Demers, Executive Director, Operations and Accessibility, INCA Québec / CNIB Québec CNIB