Exhibiting neuroinclusive biophilic design services and talks

Exhibition / Installation

Partner Programme

15 Sept 10:00 – 18:00

16 Sept 10:00 – 21:00

17 Sept 10:00 – 17:00

In Person

FREE

Neuroplaces

Protein Studios

31 New Inn Yard

London

EC2A 3EY

Supported by

Oliver Heath Design

We design spaces where people thrive - visit our Neuroplaces exhibition stand and attend our keynote talk and panel discussion around neuroinclusive & biophilic design.

When did you last walk into a space and it improved how you felt? That question is at the heart of everything we do at Oliver Heath Design. Come and talk to us at our Neuroplaces stand (DW57) about how we help individuals, teams and organisations thrive through neuroinclusive, biophilic design that goes far beyond planting. Learn how we draw on sensory zoning, human and nature-based design to help people feel better, focus more easily, and do their best work. For over 20 years we've worked across every RIBA stage, from strategy to delivery, as both lead designers and consultants across workplace, education, healthcare, hospitality, retail, residential and exhibition settings. Our post-occupancy studies from completed projects show what that means in practice: reduced absenteeism and staff turnover, and a measurable return on investment. Let us show you how to create an environment that supports human wellbeing, performance, and places where people want to be - find us at our Neuroplaces stand at Protein Studios, Shoreditch and in the Neurospaces conference programme: Weds 16th September: 10.30 – 11.00 Keynote by Oliver Heath: The connection with nature – a real-world look at the growth of biophilic design 11.45 – 12.30 Biophilic panel: Designing for human flourishing​. Dr Vanessa Champion (Moderator) • Graham Flisher • Oliver Heath • Freyja Sewell • Dr Shelley James
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