An introduction to neuroarchitecture, exploring how design affects the brain, sensory perception, and mental health. With insights into neurodiversity, accessibility, and inclusive spaces like the Sainsbury Wellcome Centre.
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Inclusive Design: Meeting Diverse Needs in Architecture
An introduction to neuroarchitecture, exploring how design affects the brain, sensory perception, and mental health. With insights into neurodiversity, accessibility, and inclusive spaces like the Sainsbury Wellcome Centre.
Diseño Neuroinclusivo: Beneficios para los Negocios
Imagina entrar a una tienda donde las luces son demasiado brillantes, la música está muy alta y la distribución parece un laberinto.Numerosos clientes neurodivergentes pueden afirmar que esto no es una molestia esporádica, sino una realidad habitual. O imagina esta escena:Una familia se reúne en un restaurante para celebrar una ocasión especial. Entre ellos hayContinueContinue reading “Diseño Neuroinclusivo: Beneficios para los Negocios”
Why Your Business Should Embrace Neurodiversity
Imagine walking into a shop where the lights are too bright, the music is loud, and the layout feels like a maze. For many neurodivergent customers, this is not a rare inconvenience—it’s an everyday reality. Or picture this:A family gathers in a restaurant to celebrate a special occasion. Among them is a baby who, overwhelmedContinueContinue reading “Why Your Business Should Embrace Neurodiversity”
Semana de la neurodiversidad: Repensando el diseño para todas las mentes
La Semana de la Celebración de la Neurodiversidad, que se celebra cada año en el Reino Unido del 17 al 23 de marzo, es un movimiento que cambia la perspectiva sobre las diferencias neurológicas. En lugar de considerar condiciones como el autismo, el TDAH, la dislexia o la dispraxia como déficits, la neurodiversidad las reconoceContinueContinue reading “Semana de la neurodiversidad: Repensando el diseño para todas las mentes”
Designing Spaces for Autism: Strategies for Inclusivity
In 1998, geneticist Fred Gage discovered that the adult brain continues to produce new neurons, challenging the long-held belief that brain growth ceases after a certain age. Furthermore, it was revealed that the brain can adapt and change its structure throughout our lives. These groundbreaking findings sparked Gage’s interest in exploring how our environment shapesContinueContinue reading “Designing Spaces for Autism: Strategies for Inclusivity”
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