Neuroplaces is the UK’s first B2B Exhibition and Conference dedicated entirely to neuroinclusive and accessible design solutions. Delivering inclusive environments shaped by universal design principles required collaboration across sectors. With a supply chain that was fragmented, Neuroplaces brought the entire ecosystem together in one place.
From inclusive architects, assistive technology providers and accessibility experts to furniture manufacturers and sensory room providers, the event explored how environments could better support neurodivergent and disabled individuals from the start. It showcased practical solutions, emerging research and real-world applications that improved user experience across public and commercial spaces.
Backed by Transport for London, Dulux, HOK, Grimshaw and MotionSpot, founders Nathan and Eliza Reuby championed a movement to make neuroinclusive, universally designed spaces the everyday norm. Driven by their lived experience as parents of an autistic child, they were committed to reshaping how neurodivergent and disabled people navigated daily environments.
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