EPISODE · Apr 28, 2026
He Lost His Leg to Cancer at Age 9. Then He Spent His Career Asking Why Cities Were Built for a Body That Doesn't Exist.
from bcdW Magazine · host bcdW Magazine
David Gissen is an architect and amputee at Parsons School of Design in New York. His argument: cities were built for a mythological body. 21% of NYC's subway stations are accessible. The ADA deadline was delayed again last week. The disability is not in the person. It is in the building. Tokyo, London, Singapore, Amsterdam, Nairobi, and Seoul read this differently. bcdW Current Today · New York · April 28, 2026 · [bcd-w.xyz](http://bcd-w.xyz)
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He Lost His Leg to Cancer at Age 9. Then He Spent His Career Asking Why Cities Were Built for a Body That Doesn't Exist.
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