About Jdosloc
Architect, Senior Inclusive Design Consultant, Neurodiversity Design Specialist
Senior Inclusive Design Consultant at award-winning consultancy Motionspot, advising architects, building professionals and owners on inclusive and accessible design. I am a passionate advocate for autism inclusion and wellbeing in the built environment. Neurodiversity Design Specialist lead focusing on accessibility for neurodivergent users in commercial, leisure, residential and healthcare settings.
Architect and researcher by background with a Master's at UCL in Health, Wellbeing and Sustainable Buildings (CIBSE accredited). Experience in community public engagement, health impact assessments for noise pollution, measuring and assessing indoor air quality, daylight modelling, inclusive design, walkability audits, and assessment of active physical accessibility in urban streets. Expert in patterns and physical features in the visual environment contributing to sensory overload and visual discomfort, particularly for people with neurological and sensory differences.
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