How Architecture Can Support Neurodivergent Well-Being
Key points: Designing for sensory variation, resilience, and cognitive well-being isn’t niche—it’s essential. Design shapes how we think, feel, and connect every day. Inclusive spaces—from schools to airports—support calm and focus. Designing for difference helps everyone thrive and belong.
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