HOK is not a licensed healthcare provider and makes no representations or warranties that the project or products will address specific needs related to medical conditions. HOK will perform its Services in compliance with the reasonable Standard of Care with recommendations based on experience and training related to space leveraging the principles and elements of design.
While certain information herein is based on research developed by HOK, HOK itself does not endorse any specific product or provide any guarantee or warranty that any product will provide a specific result or address specific needs related to medical conditions. The information and research herein is being republished with the permission of HOK and is not authorized for reuse or republication by others.
For more than 130 years, Tarkett has been a leader in transformative flooring and surface solutions. While our methods have evolved, our creative process still begins with careful consideration of the goals held by those who will live, work, and play on our products.
We create colors and textures using mindful materials that help to support people’s ambitions—weaving sustainability into the fabric of our company as deeply as design and innovation. This mixture of craft, science, and purpose is a process we’ve practiced for years.
Taken together, we call it human-conscious design. And it drives everything we do.
Neurodiversity supports human-conscious design and provides the action plan for addressing the physical space beyond the universal design component. This application seeks to increase inclusivity by identifying the challenges and needs of a neurodiverse population in relation to the built environment.
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Seeking guidance on the specification of the Tarkett family of products towards the creation of environments that support a broader range of segmented spaces:
As we strive to design a more inclusive world of flooring, we need to understand how and why Neurodiversity supports Human-Conscious Design. Leverage the Conversation Guide for an overview:
For more than 130 years, Tarkett has been a leader in transformative flooring and surface solutions. While our methods have evolved, our creative process still begins with careful consideration of the goals held by those who will live, work, and play on our products.
We create colors and textures using mindful materials that help to support people’s ambitions—weaving sustainability into the fabric of our company as deeply as design and innovation. This mixture of craft, science, and purpose is a process we’ve practiced for years.
Taken together, we call it human-conscious design. And it drives everything we do.
Neurodiversity supports human-conscious design and provides the action plan for addressing the physical space beyond the universal design component. This application seeks to increase inclusivity by identifying the challenges and needs of a neurodiverse population in relation to the built environment.
Scroll for More
Seeking guidance on the specification of the Tarkett family of products towards the creation of environments that support a broader range of segmented spaces:
As we strive to design a more inclusive world of flooring, we need to understand how and why Neurodiversity supports Human-Conscious Design. Leverage the Conversation Guide for an overview:
HOK is not a licensed healthcare provider and makes no representations or warranties that the project or products will address specific needs related to medical conditions. HOK will perform its Services in compliance with the reasonable Standard of Care with recommendations based on experience and training related to space leveraging the principles and elements of design.
While certain information herein is based on research developed by HOK, HOK itself does not endorse any specific product or provide any guarantee or warranty that any product will provide a specific result or address specific needs related to medical conditions. The information and research herein is being republished with the permission of HOK and is not authorized for reuse or republication by others.
As we strive to design a more inclusive world of flooring, we need to understand how and why Neurodiversity supports Human-Conscious Design. Leverage the Conversation Guide for an overview:
HOK is not a licensed healthcare provider and makes no representations or warranties that the project or products will address specific needs related to medical conditions. HOK will perform its Services in compliance with the reasonable Standard of Care with recommendations based on experience and training related to space leveraging the principles and elements of design.
While certain information herein is based on research developed by HOK, HOK itself does not endorse any specific product or provide any guarantee or warranty that any product will provide a specific result or address specific needs related to medical conditions. The information and research herein is being republished with the permission of HOK and is not authorized for reuse or republication by others.
For more than 130 years, Tarkett has been a leader in transformative flooring and surface solutions. While our methods have evolved, our creative process still begins with careful consideration of the goals held by those who will live, work, and play on our products.
We create colors and textures using mindful materials that help to support people’s ambitions—weaving sustainability into the fabric of our company as deeply as design and innovation. This mixture of craft, science, and purpose is a process we’ve practiced for years.
Taken together, we call it human-conscious design. And it drives everything we do.
Neurodiversity supports human-conscious design and provides the action plan for addressing the physical space beyond the universal design component. This application seeks to increase inclusivity by identifying the challenges and needs of a neurodiverse population in relation to the built environment.
Seeking guidance on the specification of the Tarkett family of products towards the creation of environments that support a broader range of segmented spaces:
Welcome to the Neurodiversity in Human-Conscious Design Application by Tarkett.
As we strive to design a more inclusive world of flooring, we need to understand how and why Neurodiversity supports Human-Conscious Design. Leverage the Conversation Guide for an overview:
Seeking guidance on the specification of the Tarkett family of products towards the creation of environments that support a broader range of segmented spaces:
HOK is not a licensed healthcare provider and makes no representations or warranties that the project or products will address specific needs related to medical conditions. HOK will perform its Services in compliance with the reasonable Standard of Care with recommendations based on experience and training related to space leveraging the principles and elements of design.
While certain information herein is based on research developed by HOK, HOK itself does not endorse any specific product or provide any guarantee or warranty that any product will provide a specific result or address specific needs related to medical conditions. The information and research herein is being republished with the permission of HOK and is not authorized for reuse or republication by others.
For more than 130 years, Tarkett has been a leader in transformative flooring and surface solutions. While our methods have evolved, our creative process still begins with careful consideration of the goals held by those who will live, work, and play on our products.
We create colors and textures using mindful materials that help to support people’s ambitions—weaving sustainability into the fabric of our company as deeply as design and innovation. This mixture of craft, science, and purpose is a process we’ve practiced for years.
Taken together, we call it human-conscious design. And it drives everything we do.
Neurodiversity supports human-conscious design and provides the action plan for addressing the physical space beyond the universal design component. This application seeks to increase inclusivity by identifying the challenges and needs of a neurodiverse population in relation to the built environment.
