An architecture student who has lost most of her sight has said it “inspired” her to design urban spaces which are more accessible for all. Emily Annakin, a 23-year-old UWE Bristol Architecture and Planning student, has Stargardt disease, a form of juvenile macular degeneration which means she has no central vision.
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