In this episode of Around the Table, we explore the transformative role of neuro-architecture, a design approach that prioritises inclusivity, sensory well-being, and accessibility for all.Hosted by: Rachel Colgan, Founding Director of Building Relations PROur guests include:🔹 Jean Hewitt, Inclusive Environments Technical Lead at Buro Happold and Technical Author of PAS 6463 (Design for the Mind – Neurodiversity and the Built Environment)🔹 Magdalena Arent, Building Performance Consultant at Holmes Miller Architects and a Neurodiversity Champion🔹 Velimira Drummer, Associate Director & Senior Architect at Stantec, specialising in interior design for workplaces, healthcare, and education We discuss:The fundamentals of neurodivergence and why it matters in designHow lighting, acoustics, biophilic design, and sensory zoning impact well-beingThe challenges and misconceptions in designing neurodivergent-friendly spacesHow businesses, housebuilders, and architects can integrate these principles into their projectsMusic credit: Uppbeat OAKTY4TYK7ENPSSWMusic credit: Uppbeat OAKTY4TYK7ENPSSW

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