Services
Four ways to bring sensory thinking into a project.
Each engagement is scoped to the phase you're in. If you're not sure which one you need, describe the project and we'll tell you plainly.
Service offerings
Neuroinclusive design review
You find out where a design will overwhelm people — while drawings can still change.
What you get
- Review of plans, sections, finishes, lighting and acoustics against sensory criteria
- Wayfinding and circulation assessment, including arrival and transition points
- Written findings ranked by impact, with specific drawing references
- One working session with the design team to resolve findings
Scope and fee: [SCOPE + FEE RANGE TO CONFIRM]
Design partnership
A sensory point of view stays in the room from schematic design to occupancy.
What you get
- Embedded consulting alongside the architect of record
- Phase-by-phase input: SD, DD, CD and construction administration
- Sensory criteria documented so they survive value engineering
- Submittal and mock-up review for lighting, acoustics and finishes
Scope and fee: [ENGAGEMENT LENGTH + FEE STRUCTURE TO CONFIRM]
Sensory programming & stakeholder engagement
Requirements are defined by the people who will use the building, before design begins.
What you get
- Sessions with clinicians, educators, families and neurodivergent users
- Accessible, low-demand engagement formats
- A written sensory program with measurable criteria
- Prioritisation workshop with the owner
Scope and fee: [NUMBER OF SESSIONS + FEE TO CONFIRM]
Training & speaking
Your team leaves able to apply sensory criteria without us in the room.
What you get
- Workshops for architecture firms, districts and healthcare teams
- Lunch-and-learn and conference formats
- Case-based material drawn from healthcare, education and civic work
- Optional follow-up review of one live project
Scope and fee: [FORMATS + FEE TO CONFIRM]
Tell us about the project.
Design review, embedded partnership, or a conversation about where to start — we answer every inquiry ourselves.