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Accessible Design: Inclusion in Architecture

In the realm of architecture, true accessibility transcends mere adherence to codes. It is an art form that intertwines inclusivity, empowerment, and respect for every individual’s dignity. This approach not only eliminates barriers but also enables people of all abilities to engage fully and independently with the built environment. At COR3 Design, we understand that accessible architecture is about understanding and responding to the diverse needs of all users, ensuring that our designs are not just functional but also enriching and empowering​​.

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The 11 Most Endangered Architectural/Historic Sites in the United States

While some buildings are slated for complete transformation through adaptive reuse, others are protected exactly as they are for their historic significance. Every year, the National Trust for Historic Preservation creates a list of “endangered historic places” in the United States. The list has been developed since 1988 to draw attention to places in danger of being torn down or damaged. 

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Alex Santos

Alex Santos

Architectural Designer

Alex joined COR3 Design after completing his Bachelor of Arts in Architecture from Clemson University in 2025. During his studies, he developed a strong foundation in construction documentation, detailing, and design technology. He now applies those skills daily to support COR3’s diverse commercial projects.

At COR3, Alex assists in creating and refining construction document sets, managing redlines, and performing due diligence to ensure design accuracy and buildability. He is proficient in Revit, AutoCAD, Rhino, Adobe Creative Suite, and 3D modeling, contributing both technical precision and creative perspective to each project.

Originally from Greenville, Alex is half-Brazilian and fluent in Portuguese, bringing a cultural awareness and global mindset to his work. Outside the office, he enjoys hiking, woodworking, graphic design, and attending local music and community events. Alex has also been recognized on the Clemson University Dean’s List and volunteers with the KROC Center Architecture Club.