“CROMOCON…..is making the world more visible”
- CROMOCON Ltd founded by Professor Hilary Dalke launched in 2003
- The CROMOCON METER and SYSTEM is now supplied all over the world
- Awarded Commendation by HEFCE & Unltd
- Company of outstanding social impact
- CROMOCON supports professionals making the world visible for VIPs
- Responded to demands for Light Reflectance Values (LRV) facts
- Government and charity funded research on design and vision impairment
- Advises manufacturers and build professionals worldwide
- Professor Dalke, Emeritus has worked on disability design projects
- Invited speaker at Conferences across Europe and the USA
- Dalke is a British Standards Institute Committee member
- (http://pocklington-trust.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Check-List.pdf)
- Check out http://www.kingston.ac.uk/news/article/111/22-mar-2010-living-with-dementia-demands-better-design-says-kingston-professor/
- Team members – Alessio Corso, Abid Riaz, Agata Golebiewska, Gareth Conduit, David Wyatt, Bryce Conduit, Catherine Woodhouse, Louis Havlund, Paul Hinder, Jo Clarke
Our Ethos
- Using CONTRAST makes the world more accessible for VIPs
- People with vision loss are a priority for all of CROMOCON’s work
- Design and construction industries to understand CONTRAST
- Architects and manufacturers can get CONTRAST right
- CONTRAST between elements of a building increases VIP independence
- Check out (Making an Entrance: Colour, contrast and the design of entrances to homes of people with sight loss http://www.pocklington-trust.org.uk/project/house-entrances-for-sight-loss/)
- Our CSR policy and donations
- We support SeeAbility (https://www.seeability.org/special-schools)
CROMOCON STAND at NEC UK CONSTRUCTION WEEK
The Research
- Dalke and her team worked with 800+ VIPs to prove CONTRAST works
- Avoiding hazards by the use of CONTRAST helps VIPs see these ‘everyday things’
- Evidence based research established the need for LRV MEASUREMENT
- Check out (ISBN 978-1-4471-2866-3. e-ISBN 978-1-4471-2867-0 pp93-102)
- Illustrations from THE CONTRAST GUIDE
Teams
“Groups working on accessibility for care home units with architects, accessibility consultants and designers”
“We always work with expert specialist teams with skills required for each project”
The team involved on refurbishment and photographic installations at The Wolverton Centre, Kingston Hospital