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Is designing for neurodiversity already part of your practice? Here’s why it should be

Science

Debating the fundamentals of meaningful interior design would no doubt trigger familiar ideas about how the practice exists of making spaces functional, safe and beautiful through color, texture, furniture, lighting, art, and so on. The goal, as designers often state, is to create rooms that tell stories and reflect the places we’ve been before, but …

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Is designing for neurodiversity already part of your practice? Here’s why it should be

Science

Debating the fundamentals of meaningful interior design would no doubt trigger familiar ideas about how the practice exists of making spaces functional, safe and beautiful through color, texture, furniture, lighting, art, and so on. The goal, as designers often state, is to create rooms that tell stories and reflect the places we’ve been before, but …

Is designing for neurodiversity already part of your practice? Here’s why it should be Read More »

Is designing for neurodiversity already part of your practice? Here’s why it should be

Science

Debating the fundamentals of meaningful interior design would no doubt trigger familiar ideas about how the practice exists of making spaces functional, safe and beautiful through color, texture, furniture, lighting, art, and so on. The goal, as designers often state, is to create rooms that tell stories and reflect the places we’ve been before, but …

Is designing for neurodiversity already part of your practice? Here’s why it should be Read More »

Is designing for neurodiversity already part of your practice? Here’s why it should be

Science

Debating the fundamentals of meaningful interior design would no doubt trigger familiar ideas about how the practice exists of making spaces functional, safe and beautiful through color, texture, furniture, lighting, art, and so on. The goal, as designers often state, is to create rooms that tell stories and reflect the places we’ve been before, but …

Is designing for neurodiversity already part of your practice? Here’s why it should be Read More »