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Living Lab an Example of Universal Design

Published Tuesday, August 18, 2009

If you don’t know about universal design, Rosemarie Rossetti is building a house to show you. Her Universal Design Living Laboratory will be a national demonstration home, open to the building community during construction and open to the public once it’s complete. Rossetti has been in a wheelchair, paralyzed from the waist down, since 1998 when an 80-foot tree fell on her during a bike ride on a calm and sunny day outside Columbus, OH. Rossetti was a professional speaker and communications consultant before the accident, but she now has a much more motivational, and compelling, ...

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