Adfærd og Velfærd

15.09.22-23.03.23

Adfærd / Velfærd

The exhibition Adfærd / Velfærd (Behavior / Welfare) presents 25 projects by students and researchers at the Royal Danish Academy. It embraces a wide range of examples of how the Academy's subject areas promote health and well-being. Architects and designers play a central role in developing local and diverse solutions, which are based on a broad and interdisciplinary understanding of function, context and user needs. This is also reflected in this exhibition, which presents a number of proposals that can make a big difference for all of us and serve as inspiration for public and private actors.

More on the exhibition

Projekter

Re-designing J46: furniture for our future selves

Adapting a design classic for future users.

Between Health and Assembly — A House for Men

Can architecture make it easier to create new relationships and take better care of your health?

Close to home

Can architecture help to ensure a better mental health for urban citizens in China?

Resonance

From decaying wood to a resource for acoustic experiences

Køge Life Space

Architecture that creates room for the feelings of patients and relatives.

Waiting in Colors

A waiting area with soothing lighting.

The Art of Well-being

How to improve well-being in the design industry?

Haven for vulnerable youngsters

How to improve the living conditions of vulnerable youngsters?

K-3-E4-N-79

Can the transformation of an industrial building create change and hope for criminals?

GPS Drawing Club

How can GPS drawing improve physical and mental health?

Yuniform

Rethinking healthcare garments

Nærvær

How can design contribute to wellbeing?

Spaces of Danish Welfare

How are welfare spaces conceptualized, implemented, experienced and represented?

From Form to Textile

Can a hospital garment help patients hold on to their feeling of sel

Architecture of the pandemic

What role can architecture and architects play in a health crisis?

Reintegrating Biodiversity for Urban Spaces

How can we create more biodiverse living spaces?

Neighborhood of Care

How can ‘care’ in a wider perspective be used as a tool to rethink what is considered valuable in urban planning?

SAGA – Heal Through Play

How does a healing playground concept look like?

BRICK WORKS

How does the future brick look like?

Virtual Scenario Responder

Can we ensure universal design by deploying Virtual Reality testing early on in the design phase?

Nature-In

How can interaction with nature from the architectural space boost citizens health and wellbeing?

Star Homes

Can science-driven design create healthier homes?

Hephaistos

How can experimenting with form create inclusivity?

‘If These Walls Could Speak’

What does lockdown sound like?

Less Inequality for Visually Impaired

Can you navigate a room by a handrail?