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Designing Neuroinclusive Workplaces: PAS 6463

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The design of a workplace can significantly influence how people experience their working environment, affecting everything from concentration and comfort to wellbeing and accessibility. For neurodivergent employees, aspects of the physical environment that others may barely notice can create barriers to participation and performance.

Designing environments that support neurodiverse needs

The physical workplace can have a significant influence on employee comfort, concentration, wellbeing and ability to perform effectively. Developed by BSI, PAS 6463 – Design for the Mind: Neurodiversity and the Built Environment provides guidance on designing and managing environments that better accommodate different neurological and sensory needs. Audience: HR Directors, DEI Leads, Facilities Managers, Workplace Designers, Occupational Health Professionals

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