Like cultural or gender diversity, neurodiversity is a reality, reflecting human variation — in this case, the spectrum of neurological difference. The NeurodiverseCity is an aspirational place where such variation thrives. Challenging ‘neurotypical’ assumptions, this program draws on the insights of our radically diverse population to explore the anxieties and comforts of the urban environment, and to create safe havens and relaxing spaces. Confronting the anxieties of the public at-large, it also questions why we are so uncomfortable with those who look different.