Designing for Inclusive, Accessible AI Education, this case study explores the application of DIAC’s Design Impacts Framework, looking at the vision, functionality, brand, environmental benefits, and health & wellness.

Omar Gandhi Architects’ design of a multi-generational family home in Toronto is an inspiring showcase of Design Impacts Framework.

StopGap’s approach to access and inclusion can be understood through the five design impacts of DIAC’s Design Impacts Framework: Vision, Functionality, Brand, Environment, and Health & Wellness.

Designing print for impact and clarity, this case study explores how TRREB’s print assets played a crucial role in shaping the physical identity, accessibility, and user experience Canada’s largest real estate conference and trade show REALTOR® QUEST 2025, well demonstrating DIAC’s Design Impacts Framework.

This case study explores a unique intergenerational program that brings together older adults and young children in a shared care environment and is exemplary of the five critical impacts of design in DIAC’s Design Impacts Framework.

Exploring the design of a home safety solution through DIAC’s Design Impacts Framework, looking at the vision, functionality, brand, environmental benefits, and health & wellness.

DIAC’s Design Impacts Framework demonstrates how design interventions create positive impacts that can be assessed and measured. This case study of Snyder Architects’ design for an elder care home is exemplary of the five critical impacts of design in the Framework. 

Designing dignity into everyday life. This case study of an affordable housing project shows how thoughtful choices deliver measurable impacts of design on comfort, health, and quality of life — a clear example of DIAC’s Design Impacts Framework.

Wayfinding with empathy. This design reimagines hospital navigation through care, clarity, and calm — embodying DIAC’s Design Impacts Framework.

Vandal Goods’ innovative polo shirt redefines wellness wear, blending style, tech, and care—an inspiring showcase of DIAC’s Design Impacts Framework.

Toronto’s new Urban Thermal Comfort Guidelines sets a precedent for how North American cities can adapt to climate change while supporting health and community. This project is a exemplary of  DIAC’s Design Impacts Framework.

Skiin’s biometric reading undergarment design exemplifies DIAC’s 5 critical impacts of design: vision, functionality, brand, environmental benefits, and health & wellness.

The fourth case study in this series applies our Design Impacts Framework to an interior design project.

Exploring the design of a home product through DIAC’s Design Impacts Framework, looking at the vision, functionality, brand, environmental benefits, and health & wellness.

A case study illustrating how DIAC’s Design Impacts Framework applies to a fashion and wellness design.

DIAC’s Design Impacts Framework demonstrates how design interventions create positive impacts that can be assessed and measured. This case study is exemplary of the five critical impacts of design in the Framework.