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NARCH Spatial Evidence Workbench
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Neuro-aware design claims are easy to make and rarely tested. A building gets described as calming, and nothing in the process ever asks what observation would have shown otherwise.
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The problem. Neuro-aware design claims are easy to make and rarely tested. A building gets described as calming, and nothing in the process ever asks what observation would have shown otherwise.
What it does. Structures spatial observation into evidence-aware design hypotheses, runs an accessibility review, prioritises the resulting changes, and sets up post-occupancy measurement so a hypothesis can be checked after the space is occupied.
Built on. A static browser application with local persistence, plus privacy and terms pages, served from Vercel.
What it does not establish. A structured observation and hypothesis tool. Not an accessibility certification and not a code compliance review.
Public link held. The public link is held pending the release review recorded against this build. The deployment answers, and its content is described above, but it is not promoted from this site until that review clears.
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