The First Commercial Marketplace for Neuroinclusive Design Solutions:

NeuroPlaces is the UK's cross-sector marketplace connecting buyers/attendees (organisations designing and managing buildings, public spaces and/or workplaces) with suppliers/ exhibitors (companies supplying the products and solutions needed to deliver neuroinclusive environments).

Curated for core buyer groups and decision-makers across: 
Workplace & Corporate Real Estate
Public Sector & Government
Designers & Specifiers
Venue & Estate Operators

And core exhibitor groups across:
Acoustic & Sensory Control
Furniture & Spatial Products
Materials/ Surfaces & Finishes
Wayfinding/ Signage & Navigation
Workplace & Digital
Design/ Architecture & Consulting



Cross-Sector Supply Chain Integration:

Neuroinclusive environments are never delivered by a single provider. They require coordinated expertise across architecture, spatial design, acoustics, lighting, sensory solutions, wayfinding, digital UX, training, culture and policy.

For buyers, this often means navigating a fragmented supply chain, increasing risk and retrofit costs. 

NeuroPlaces streamlines the process by bringing the full neuroinclusive ecosystem together, connecting suppliers with buyers across public-facing environments and workplaces.

From specification to implementation and measurable change.



Supported By World-Class Thought Leadership:

Demand for evidence-based, implementable neuroinclusive solutions is surging. That's why NeuroPlaces is backed by industry, thought-leadership, and lived experience conference and workshops. 

Comprising high-level speakers driving standards, insight, and strategic direction across sectors. It brings together policy voices, researchers, operators, and innovators to shape best practice and elevate neuroinclusion from a trend to a business priority. 

A conference in conjunction with a marketplace moves neuroinclusion from conversations to real-world actions.

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