Reports: STADPLURAAL – The Non-Ableist City

Reports: STADPLURAAL – The Non-Ableist City

This report series brings together the discussions from STADPLURAAL 2026, Recyclart’s multidisciplinary exchange format on the right to the city and collective practices in urbanism, architecture, and spatial design. Focusing on Barriers and Norms, the 2026 cycle explores how cities can be critically rethought beyond ableist assumptions and what it means to imagine non-ableist urban spaces.

The series documents three public events that examined accessibility, disability justice, and the built environment from different perspectives:

• Report I: Designing Accessible Futures: Architecture & Disability Justice with The Wheelies Project, Cripping the Space, DisOrdinary Architecture Project, Meike de Roest (Moderation)
• Report II: Accessible Nightlife – Rethinking Club Design with Antonella Candiago, The Wheelies Project, Montage, Club Dérive, Dancefloor Intimacy, Giu Paluku-Atoka (Moderation)
• Report III: Who Gets in? – Accessibility Across New & Historic Architecture with Enka Blanchard, Negin Eisazadeh, Josse Cornette (Moderation)

Together, the reports revisit the key questions, conversations, and insights that emerged throughout the programme. The reports are in English.