Randi is a certified RHFAC Professional with a Master’s degree in architecture and a specialization in neurodiverse design. She conducts technical accessibility reviews and assessments across a wide range of building types and sits on the RHFAC Technical Subcommittee.
Her research in neurodiverse and sensory design informs her work educating architects and designers on environments that better support neurodivergent people. Randi accounts for the full range of user abilities, visible and invisible, with the goal of creating spaces that are intuitive, safe and usable for everyone.
Outside of work: Randi’s aesthetic runs to black, angular minimalism and Bauhaus, borne out by a growing collection of chairs and coffee table books. She paints and fills her loft with original work.