Clayton Lowe

Clayton Lowe is a Sessional Instructor in the Design Department at MacEwan University, with expertise spanning accessible design, human-centered approaches, and environmental interaction design. His academic practice intersects with architectural branding, wayfinding systems, information visualization, exhibition design, and illustration.

Key research and creative interests include:

• Design for accessibility in public spaces
• Human-centered environmental interactions
• Architectural wayfinding systems
• Community-engaged design processes
• Sustainable exhibition design

He has contributed to curriculum development for environmental design and accessible experience courses in MacEwan's Bachelor of Design program. His professional portfolio includes public art installations, park accessibility projects, architectural branding systems, and community-centered design initiatives across Alberta.

Awards include nominations for teaching excellence in 2024 and 2015, recognizing his educational contributions. His design practice transforms environments to create accessible community connections through projects like Alberta Avenue Park accessibility enhancements, Kinistinâw Park design, and The Mosaic Centre architectural branding.