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A new social housing complex in Auckland's Orewa will soon be home to five people with autism whose apartments have been designed to reduce sensory overload. It's the first development of its kind for Autism NZ's charitable property trust Equity House, driven by a shortage of suitable housing for those on the spectrum. Amy Williams reports.
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