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Neurodiversity and how to design buildings, spaces and places better.About this Event
Neurodiversity and how to design buildings, spaces and places better.
Particularly relevant to those working in the built environment but of interest to HR and senior leadership teams too in this lunch and learn, architecture and design journalist (and Clockwise member!) Helen Parton will talk through her newly published book Sensing Spaces.
The book looks at how buildings, places and spaces can be better designed with neurodiversity in mind, thereby making a more equitable experience for all.
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Event venue & nearby stays
Clockwise Wood Green, 50 Station Road, London, United Kingdom
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