Xiaoyin “Shell” Li on How Architecture Can Better Support Autism and Neurodiversity | 1,674
Xiaoyin “Shell” Li believes the spaces around us can do more than serve a function. They can influence how we learn, regulate, connect, and experience the world.
A licensed architect, educator, multidisciplinary designer, and neurodivergent mom, Shell is dedicated to creating healthier, more inclusive environments that support different ways of experiencing and interacting with space. Her commitment to neuroinclusive design became deeply personal while raising her son on the autism spectrum. That experience inspired her to explore how thoughtful design can better support learning, sensory…
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