Selected work / Experience in practice
From a conference-room doorway to a housing development, the question is practical: can someone use this place and participate on their own terms?
Selected consulting engagements and civic contributions from Stewart Tucker Lundy’s work, alongside media and technology experience.
Housing / Accessibility consulting
Role: Accessibility Consultant · Gorman & Company
Stewart contributed a lived-experience accessibility perspective to the Tapestry development team, participating in proposal and interview preparation, design discussions, and project support.
The work brought everyday questions about movement, independence, and participation into conversations while the project was taking shape.
Consulting contribution documented. The photograph records the groundbreaking, not a completed building.
Housing / Consulting engagement
Gorman & Company · 9th and Grant
A separate engagement focused on bringing disability experience into housing design and planning. The agreed scope included design-team meetings, accessibility recommendations, community connections, and written input on mobility and housing in Denver.
Focus: making lived experience useful to a development team’s decisions.
Workplace / Completed consultation
Accessibility feedback and on-site walkthrough · 2024
A simple observation raised a consequential question: could Stewart leave the conference room independently?
During an on-site consultation, he provided accessibility feedback about using the space. The foundation later confirmed hands-free door-opening mechanisms in conference rooms and restrooms, thanking him for his input.
Contribution: lived-experience feedback alongside the foundation’s existing facilities planning and staff input.
Public space / Civic contribution
Civic Center · Denver
Stewart contributed accessibility input to Civic Center improvements, including the amphitheater and the routes people use to move through the space.
His perspective centers on participation: how people arrive, move, gather, and share public life. Walking and rolling belong in the same design conversation.
Project in development. A public opening date is not announced here.
Media & technology experience
Stewart participated in an immersive interview project exploring human experience through spatial media. His involvement connects to his everyday use of Apple Vision Pro and interest in how people encounter new technology.
Interview participation; public availability of Stewart’s episode is unconfirmed.
Stewart’s experience includes work with director and co-producer Mitch Dickman, appearances on The Kathie J Show, and a paid Crocs shoot. These are parts of his production and on-camera background.
Meet Stewart →Published creative work
An AP44 concept film explores an out-of-order automatic door and the consequences for participation.
Watch and read the visual description →A personal essay and concept artwork about racing, design, and possibility.
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