Lauren Bame

Lauren brings a human-centered, research-informed approach to spaces where sensory conditions and cognitive needs require precise, intentional design.

Drawing on a background in psychology and special education, she evaluates how layouts, lighting, acoustic controls, and materiality directly affect user experience and neurodiversity. Lauren holds a Master of Interior Architecture from Suffolk University, where her thesis focused on environmental impacts on cognition and sensory processing. She excels at translating complex cognitive and behavioral requirements into clear, inclusive spatial strategies and buildable design solutions.

When she's not designing, Lauren loves spending time with her dogs and filling her home with plants.