The book "Design for Inclusivity" offers new perspectives from leading experts who examine the role of architects and urban planners in creating an inclusive built environment. It addresses complex challenges related to issues such as gender, race, ethnicity, abilities, neurodiversity, age, poverty, and socioeconomic factors, as well as the non-human environment. The collection includes a variety of peer-reviewed contributions, including visual essays, argumentative texts, and scholarly papers that focus on architecture for inclusivity. A central concept of the book is "availability," which aims to question the notion of "otherness" in common understandings of inclusion and accessibility. The introduction provides a critical engagement with the challenges and potentials associated with designing for availability and seeks systemic change in our societies.