Neuroinclusion in Architecture:
The Role of Architecture in Improving the Emotional and Mental Health of Individuals with ASD and Neurodivergents
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https://doi.org/10.29019/eidos.v17i24.1375Keywords:
Autism, Architectural Design, Inclusivity, Adaptability, Cognitive Accessibility, NeurodiversityAbstract
The convergence between architectural design and the needs of the autism spectrum is an ever-evolving process that demands conceptual and practical flexibility. Adaptability, awareness, and interdisciplinary collaboration are the pillars that support truly inclusive and accessible architecture for individuals on the autism spectrum. By embracing these principles, we can aspire to a built environment that not only reflects diversity but also facilitates full and enriching participation for everyone. Beauty lies in diversity, and architecture should be planned individually, acknowledging that each human being is unique.
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