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Good Fit / Poor Fit episodes
- 064: Forever HomesThe concept of a forever home and why most Americans want to remain in their homes for long periods of time, even if it is no longer a good fit.
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18 min - 063: Conversations about FlooringOur Design Advisors share how flooring an be a good or poor fit in another episode of our candid conversations series!
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30 min - 062: Conversations about BedroomsOur Design Advisors get candid about how the design of bedrooms and closets can be a good fit or poor fit.
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27 min - 061: UD and Me: Rachel MelvinOT student, Rachel Melvin, shares her favorite UD things and how she became interested in an internship with our organization.
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10 min - 060: Conversations about Outside PathwaysOur Design Advisors get candid about how the design of pathways to the front door can be a good fit or poor fit.
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26 min - 059: UD and Me: Nicole GrinbergOur new interior design student, Nicole, sits down with the team to share what spawned her passion for universal design.
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16 min - 058: UD and Me: Maria LindberghWe welcome a very special guest today to discuss some favorite UD features and ideas!
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15 min - 057: VisitabilityPerspectives on UD features that can make homes welcoming for a wide variety of people.
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28 min - 056: UD and Me: Viola DwyerWhat brought one of our most vocal design advisors to the world of universal design? Today we get to find out!
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14 min - 055: Most Common UD FeaturesToday we chat about the top 3 UD features that come up in most conversations about accessible design.
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About Good Fit / Poor Fit
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Exploring the interaction between people, design, and activity. Good Fit Poor Fit is a podcast from The UD Project, a small business focused on universal design and housing with a mission to increase…
the demand for universally accessible homes. Learn more at universaldesign.org.