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Extending Public Accessibility To The Mind: Designing Airports For People With Aphasia, Savannah Eloise Garzon
Extending Public Accessibility To The Mind: Designing Airports For People With Aphasia, Savannah Eloise Garzon
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Imagine traveling in an airport in another country. The language is entirely foreign, and all signs are written in text you cannot understand. You have ten minutes to make your connection. How do you find your gate? How do you ask questions? This hypothetical generation of panic is the reality for many travelers every day who suffer from aphasia. Aphasia is a language disorder often caused by stroke or other brain injury that makes it difficult to communicate, read, and process numbers, especially in stressful environments like an airport. More than two million people in America suffer from aphasia and …