THE COMMERCIAL MARKETPLACE FOR INCLUSIVE ENVIRONMENTS
B2B Exhibition and Conference Connecting Buyers to Neuroinclusive and Accessible Design Solutions
Business Design Centre | London | 29-30th October 2026 | FREE TO ATTEND
Meet qualified decision‑makers shaping inclusive design and accessibility projects across workplaces and public spaces.
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“Looking forward to attending NeuroPlaces in October – the broad range of exhibitors covers the span of the visitor journey, so I’m excited to see what connection, conversation or presentation might spark our next inclusion initiative”
Nicole Stockton-Davies | Visitor Access Manager
National Heritage Organisation
NeuroPlaces is the UK's cross-sector marketplace connecting buyers/attendees (organisations designing and managing buildings, public spaces and/or workplaces) with suppliers/ exhibitors delivering neuroinclusive, accessible and inclusive environments across public spaces, workplaces and visitor destinations.
Core buyer groups and decision-makers:
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Workplace & Corporate Real Estate
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Public Sector & Government
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Designers & Specifiers
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Venue & Estate Operators
Core exhibitor groups:
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Acoustic, Sensory & Environmental Control
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Furniture, Fixtures & Spatial Systems
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Materials, Surfaces & Finishes
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Lighting Design & Visual Comfort
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Architecture, Design & Consulting
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Wayfinding, Signage & Navigation
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Physical Accessibility & Inclusive Infrastructure
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Workplace, Technology & Digital Inclusion
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Public Realm, Policy & Standards
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Emerging Technology & Smart Inclusion
Founding Exhibitors, Supporters & Sponsors
Delivering inclusive and accessible environments shaped by universal design principles requires collaboration across the supply chain.
From architects, assistive technology providers, furniture manufacturers, consultants and accessibility experts, truly inclusive environments rely on integrated solutions across multiple sectors.
NeuroPlaces brings the entire supply chain together in one commercial marketplace – making specification, procurement and collaboration easier.
Demand for evidence-based, implementable inclusive solutions is surging. That's why NeuroPlaces is backed by an industry, thought-leadership, and lived-experience conference.
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 inclusion from a trend to a business priority.
Jean Hewitt
Buro Happold
“I have high hopes of this being a game changer for many businesses and, most importantly, neurodivergent people who deserve places where they feel welcomed and enabled to flourish."
Christine Flintoft-Smith
National Autistic Society
"When inclusion is built into the experience, autistic people and their families can enjoy days out with confidence and comfort. We applaud those leading the way and encourage all venues to follow their example in creating spaces where everyone feels welcome."
Amy Edgar
Transport for London
“The NeuroPlaces conference will be a fantastic opportunity for us to exchange new perspectives with other organisations and individuals, which will help build on the actions in our customer inclusion plan."
London is the perfect city for NeuroPlaces: a global hub of innovation, culture, and inclusion, with world-class transport links and a central, accessible venue at Business Design Centre.
Why London?
World-class transport links: 4 airports, excellent rail, bus, underground, and taxi services.
Innovation & business hub: in design, tech and urban planning. London fosters cutting-edge solutions for neuroinclusion with its leading architects, designers, accessibility consultants and urban innovators.
Cultural & venue diversity: boasts many cultural institutions and public spaces, hotels, and retail sectors in London, which are at the forefront of inclusive design.
Commitment to inclusion: London is leading the way in accessibility, inclusive transport, universal design and neuroinclusive innovation.
Networking & visibility: attracts more policy-makers, business leaders and high-profile exhibitors and attendees.
