Early collaboration between teachers, administrators, and designers creates inclusive learning environments that support every student. Former special education coordinator and current middle school assistant principal, Alyssa Marshall discusses the factors driving this new vision for the classroom and pinpoints specific design strategies that benefit those with sensory processing disorders and create positive learning environments for all.
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In this edited and condensed excerpt from an HKS article, we examined HKS’s workplace research on Creating a Brain Healthy Workplace with a neurodiversity lens to expand its applicability and equitability.
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HKS has built a fresh, state-of-the-art workplace in Singapore's buzzing central business district that's a unique adaptive reuse of a 1920s-era building. Rooted in the firm’s BrainHealthy Workplace program, the interior balances aesthetics and well-being, nurturing employees’ professional, personal, and mental health at every turn.
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Designer Janie Hungerford proves that a neurodiversity diagnosis does not define what you can do. The interior design firm founder shares with us how she began her firm and how she’s helping herself, her team, and other neurodiverse individuals lead fulfilling lives.
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Lately, updates in technology and flexible spaces have entered the classroom. Sarah Knize of Ratcliff Architects shares strategies for designing for neurodiversity at the Charles Armstrong School, a primary school serving students with dyslexia.
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Commercial interiors are evolving with inclusivity at the core. Strategies that support neurodiverse needs often boost focus and comfort for everyone. Two HLW designers go on record to discuss how and why these methods work.
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