Elisabetta Carattin
About Elisabetta Carattin
Elisabetta Carattin is an Access and Inclusion Consultant at Arup in London, with a background in architecture and extensive experience in inclusive design and fire safety.
Title
Elisabetta Carattin holds the title of Arup Inclusive Environments - Access and Inclusion Consultant at Arup.
Current Role at Arup
Since 2015, Elisabetta Carattin has been working at Arup as an Access and Inclusion Consultant in London, United Kingdom. In this role, she focuses on ensuring that environments are accessible and inclusive for all users. Her work involves advising on best practices in inclusive design, integrating accessibility standards, and consulting on how to make spaces user-friendly for people with different abilities.
Previous Position at IUAV
From 2007 to 2014, Elisabetta Carattin worked as a Researcher and Teaching Assistant at the Università Iuav di Venezia in Venice, Italy. Over her seven-year tenure, she was involved in academic research and provided instructional support to architecture students, cultivating a strong foundation in her subject matter and mentoring budding architects.
Education and Expertise
Elisabetta Carattin pursued her higher education at the Università Iuav di Venezia, where she achieved a Ph.D. in Architecture from 2000 to 2006 and a Master of Science in Architecture from 2008 to 2011. Her advanced qualifications have equipped her with a deep understanding of architectural principles, complemented by her specialized knowledge in inclusive design, fire safety, and human behavior in fire scenarios.
Professional Certifications
Elisabetta Carattin holds several prominent certifications that underscore her expertise. She is a Level 2 Advanced Accessibility Consultant certified by the International Certification of Accessibility Consultants - Built Environment (ICAC-BE). Additionally, she is an accredited Access and Inclusion Consultant registered with the National Register of Access Consultants (NRAC). These credentials highlight her commitment to advancing accessibility and inclusion in built environments.