Designing hospitality spaces for Neurodiversity means considering how sound, light and layout shape the visitor experience. Through thoughtful sensory design and flexible seating, environments can become more comfortable and accessible while maintaining the warmth and sociability that define successful hospitality spaces.
How do you create a flexible workspace design focused on well-being and productivity? In this guide we discuss the key criteria that should be considered for all stakeholders involved.
Liqui Group has completed a brand experience design project for Wayland Games, combining gaming retail, a large-scale gaming hall and a hospitality-led space into a single destination environment.
In this interview, Cameron Fry reflects on why offices and restaurants are now competing with home, and what that means for design. From wellbeing and material choices to behaviour-led layouts, he explores how spaces must earn people’s presence and perform over time.
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