COMPLETE SERIES: Architecture for Autism contains 4 books that provide a comprehensive guide for those committed to designing built environments to meet the needs of people with Autism. Using a novel method developed by the author, the diagnostic criteria for Autism from the DSM-5 TR (2022) are paraphrased and symbolically represented as land lots within an architectural plan geometry. This geometry is then considered alongside Anxiety, Depression, Panic, ADHD, and ID that accounts for the complexity and spectrum of Autism. The sum of the author's work culminates in a unified back-page architectural site plan geometry worth considering now and far into the future.
Dr Jeremy Marriott (BA Psych/Dis, BSc Psych (Hons), MPsych (Clin), PhD, BSc (Arch Sc) strives to inform and inspire humanistic architectural ventures. His writing process is an organic derivative of all he has learned and his dedication to making the world a better place for people living with neurodiversity. He hopes that his work can make positive differences in the lives of those who read, imagine, create, design, renovate, build, and live in the resultant architecture. His knack, if you will, is the ability to learn then combine disciplines for the betterment of those for whom architecture is intended: All peoples. With the utmost respect and sincerity, he offers his work as a seminal contribution to this emerging body of knowledge.