Project Outputs

Cornell PiTech PhD Impact Fellow Lucy Jiang joined our team to assess how technology can help evaluate public space accessibility. Lucy’s Report “Neurodivergence Research, Technology, and Public Space” examines her findings and calls to center neurodiverse perspectives in city planning. The Neurodiverse City  launched two public surveys to gather input from neurodivergent populations around public space access in New York City and beyond.

Report on Neurodivergence Research, Technology, and Public Space

May 2026

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Project Activities

The Neurodiverse City hosted workshops and site audits, and tested a neuroinclusive streetscape prototype and a sensory schoolyard designed for neurodivergent New Yorkers.

Activity Photos (10)

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PS112m Pilot by Katt Manzueta. Site map created by VCA.

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PS112m Pilot with VCA by Katt Manzueta

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PS112m Pilot with VCA by Katt Manzueta

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Louise Nevelson Plaza Pilot with WIP by Katt Manzueta 

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Louise Nevelson Plaza Pilot with WIP by Katt Manzueta 

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Louise Nevelson Plaza Pilot with WIP by Katt Manzueta 

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PS112 Workshop with VCA by Katt Manzueta

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200 Water Street Sensory Audit with WIP by Katt Manzueta

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Katt Manzueta | 200 Water Street Sensory Audit led by WIP Collaborative 

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