UNIVERSAL DESIGN
Principles for Healthy Environments
Hosted by:
Wednesday, February 22
Chaminade University – Ho’okipa Room
• Session I Healthcare Design
• Session II Contract Design
12:30 – 1:30 pm
1:30 – 2:30 pm
Optional Traditional Japanese Tea
Ceremony with Reiko Lewis*
• Session III Residential Design
4:00 – 5:15 pm
5:30 – 7:00 pm
CEU - Self-Reporting for Credit
RSVP by February 20 at chaminade.eventbrite.com
FREE TO ALL – Attend 1, 2 or all 3 events
FREE Parking in Campus structure – pass required from Security office before 4:00pm
* $5 at the door
Cynthia Leibrock, MA, ASID, Hon. IIDA
Award winning interior designer, Cynthia Leibrock, will be sharing wisdom and
knowledge from her own experience in making ‘second nature’, the use of Universal
Design principles in every-day design work.
She will be sharing slides of her own home which has been featured on the cover of
The New York Times. Her mission is to improve health and longevity for people of all
ages and abilities, and this is called universal design.
Some of her prominent projects include a universal design exhibit for The
Smithsonian with Julia Child; The Betty Ford Center; automotive interior design for
Toyota; and The Kohler Design Showroom in which over one million consumers have
learned about universal design. She also teaches two courses in the architecture
department of the Harvard University Graduate School of Design. She has written
three books including “Design Details for Health”, the text used in the EID 370
Universal Design – Inclusive Environments studio course.