Guy Luscombe is an architect who for the past 20 years has been asking questions of the built environment, seeking to make it better for an increasingly older population. He is the Sydney director of System Architects, a New York-based practice.
Guy Luscombe's Latest contributions
Ramps for the brain, Disneyland and Antarctica
Guy Luscombe convenes a roundtable with experts who have all been pushing the envelope to improve the built environment for people living with dementia.
Where do you want to live when you grow older?
Guy Luscombe introduces a series of articles that consider the opportunities for architects to embed age-friendly design in order to create a “richer, more inclusive living environment for us all.”
Universal Design Conference
Practitioners, researchers and policy-makers come together in Sydney for two days in August.
