NeuroPlaces Monthly - July 2026
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Updated: 3 days ago
July Highlights:
Full Conference Programme Now Live
Sponsor Spotlight with Motionspot
Exhibitor Spotlight with Mobility Mojo
Experience Neuroplaces
Sponsor Spotlight with RSHP Architects
Ambassador Spotlight with Beth Thomas, Unbound Mind Coaching
Media Partner Spotlight with blooloop
Have you Registered?
Attendee registration is coming in thick and fast! Join professionals already registered from:
Transport for London • CBRE • Foster + Partners • Government Property Agency • VodafoneThree • Harrods • NHS • Greene King • David Lock Associates • KI • Macro • Leesman • and hundreds more.
Key Event Details
Registration: Registration gives you access to Neuroplaces across all three days, including the exhibition and conference sessions on Days 1 and 2. Workshops on Day 3 require a separate Eventbrite booking due to limited capacity. Workshop tickets will be available this week.
Dates: 15-17th September 2026
Venue: Protein Studios | 31 New Inn Yard, Shoreditch, London, EC24 3EY
Opening times:
Tue 15 Sep: 10:00 - 18:00
Wed 16 Sep: 10:00 - 21:00
Thu 17 Sep: 10:00 - 17:00
Full Neuroplaces Conference Now Live
Have you explored the full Neuroplaces Conference Programme yet? All sessions are free to attend.
Sponsor Spotlight with Motionspot
Thought Leaders
Motionspot is a purpose-driven, RIBA award-winning access and inclusive design consultancy which creates beautifully designed, enabling environments that work for all.
This encompasses people with a broad range of protected human characteristics including disability, neurodivergence, age, race, ethnicity, religion, and belief.
Hear from Ed Warner, CEO at Motionspot:
“We're proud to be partnering with Neuroplaces to help share knowledge, challenge assumptions and support the development of more inclusive environments. Neuroplaces provides an exciting opportunity to bring together designers, occupiers, researchers and industry leaders to exchange ideas, learn from one another and accelerate the adoption of evidence-informed, inclusive design practices that create better places for everyone."
Motionspot provides inclusive design consultancy and product advisory services across all RIBA Stages, going beyond minimum design standards and building regulations.
Co-founded by Ed Warner and James Taylor in 2012 and with 14 years’ experience creating inclusive, accessible, and design led offices, hotels, education settings, later living developments, retail, leisure, and public realm facilities across the world.
Join Motionspot for an inspiring fireside chat exploring how inclusive design can create environments where everyone can thrive.
Jason Slocombe
Senior Inclusive Design Consultant • Motionspot
Jenny Gardner
Director of Development & Construction • Advanced Research Clusters (ARC)
Jo Williams
Client Relationship & Communications Manager • Motionspot
Exhibitor Spotlight with Mobility Mojo
Mobility Mojo is a software platform that helps companies make their built environments more accessible. We have helped some of the world's largest companies turn their commitment to inclusion into practice.
With Mobility Mojo, you'll get clear, step-by-step guidance to evaluate your spaces, make practical improvements and communicate your company's accessibility.
We work with many globally recognised brands, including Accenture, Diageo, Coca-Cola, HubSpot and UBS.
Hear from the team at Mobility Mojo:
“Accessibility has always meant more than ramps and lifts. Neuroplaces matters to us because sensory and cognitive needs are part of that same picture – and too often overlooked in how buildings are designed and measured. Overwhelm is often used as a reason for not meeting access needs – we do not accept this. We take it step by step, building by building, ensuring no one is missing out on experiences we are all entitled to.”
Meet the team in person at Neuroplaces 2026, stand DW48
Experience Neuroplaces
At Neuroplaces, we're not just talking about neuroinclusive and accessible design – we're bringing it to life throughout the event itself. We're doing things differently.
Our event has been carefully considered to create a more welcoming, comfortable and inclusive experience. From accessible signage, communication lanyards and our dedicated Reset Lounge, to live captions, biophilic design and thoughtfully designed networking spaces, every feature has been chosen with inclusion in mind.
Discover the Neuroplaces experience. Experience inclusive design in action with the support of our event partners.
We're looking for a Communication Lanyard Sponsor and an Inclusive Drinks Reception Sponsor. Interested in showcasing your commitment to inclusion? We'd love to hear from you. Email us today: hello@neuro-places.com
Sponsor Spotlight with RSHP Architects
Thought leaders
RSHP is an international architectural practice, acclaimed and awarded for 40 years for its inclusive and inspiring architecture. As an 180-strong practice, RSHP operates globally with offices in London, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Paris, Sydney and Dubai.
Hear from the team at RSHP:
“Inclusive design is fundamental to creating architecture that is transformative, joyful and sustainable. Neuroplaces 2026 is an important initiative that brings together designers, clients, researchers and people with lived experience to share insights and best practice in neuroinclusive design. These conversations are essential to advancing a more inclusive built environment that recognises and responds to the diversity of human experience.”
RSHP's design approach is founded on thoughtful problem-solving, technical ingenuity and a commitment to creating adaptable, enduring places that leave our cities and built environments better than we found them.
Social responsibility is at the heart of RSHP, with over £20 million distributed through the practice’s charity to date.
Join RSHP for a thought-provoking Case Study & Panel discussing lessons learnt from the Hammersmith & Fulham Civic Campus.
Media Partner Spotlight with blooloop
blooloop is the world's most-read news source for professionals working in the visitor attractions industry. From theme parks, zoos and aquariums to water parks, museums and family entertainment centres, we cover the news, trends and ideas shaping attractions worldwide.
Our website and social channels are read daily by the people who design, build and run visitor experiences, keeping the industry connected to what's happening across every corner of the sector.
We bring the industry together through our events and initiatives, including the blooloop Innovation Awards, the blooloop 50 influencer lists and the Festival of Innovation, all celebrating the people and ideas moving attractions forward.
Ambassador Spotlight with Beth Thomas
Professional speaker, workplace consultant and ICF-certidifed ADHD life coach – Unbound Mind Coach
"With a heart full of purpose and a mind sharpened by professional expertise, my specialities sit at the intersection of leadership, HR and recruitment. I work with tech, legal and financial firms to prevent regrettable loss and protect high‑value talent.
I am interested in cultivating psychological safety in the workplace, challenging perceptions and contributing to a future where neuroinclusion is the norm. As a proud neurodivergent professional, I have a formal diagnosis of ADHD and awaiting assessments for autism."
Hear from Beth:
"As the UK's first B2B exhibition and conference for neuroinclusive and accessible design solutions, Neuroplaces answers a question so many organisations are asking: where do we start? It's an exceptionally valuable opportunity to learn, connect and collaborate. I'm honoured to be an ambassador for something making a real difference."
Fun fact: Beth had been part of award-winning dance squads.
Connect with Beth:
Want to become a Neuroplaces 2027 ambassador? We'd love to hear from you!
Email us at: hello@neuro-places.com
Take Part in a UCL Study
We're proud to share this exciting research opportunity from UCL, led by Prof. Hugo Spiers and colleagues. The Minds in Motion study is exploring how the spaces around us influence the way we think, feel and behave, helping shape more equitable and inclusive environments. No specialist knowledge is needed, and all adults aged 18+ are welcome to take part.
Registration is Open
Registration is open for Neuroplaces 2026 at Protein Studios, Shoreditch.
Join us as we explore how inclusive and accessible design is shaping the future of our built environments.
Good News for Inclusion
We love sharing positive news about inclusive design! Here are a few projects we have championed this month.
Transport accessibility infrastructure rework needed to bring 2.8M disabled people into work
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