2022: Conference: Danske Velfærdsrum
The conference 'Danske Velfærdsrum' focuses on changes in the Danish welfare systems. It is based on an interdisciplinary research project, Spaces of Danish Welfare, which brings together perspectives from anthropology, art history and architecture / urbanism to investigate the role that spatial change plays in people's everyday lives and what implications this has for architecture and planning.
'Spaces of Danish Welfare' (2017-2022) has explored the spatial aspects of Danish welfare systems. The project examines the changes a number of welfare systems are undergoing in recent years, through concrete and locally based studies of collective homes, superhospitals, school inclusion, public space safety, dementia care homes, crematoria, architectural photographs of welfare sites and buildings and the new peripheries of welfare.
The conference is aimed at people who work with or are interested in welfare and its spaces and places through their work in design studios, in NGOs, through the media, under municipal, regional or state auspices, or by virtue of an interest in the changes and contexts, welfare and its places are subject. The aim of the conference is to present research from the research project Spaces of Danish Welfare and thereby put the space of welfare up for debate.
Registration no later than 15 April per. mail: sgon@kglakademi.dk
Program
10.00-10.05 Introduction by Kirsten Marie Raahauge, professor mso, head of SDW
10.05-10.15 Lene Dammand Lund, rector of the Royal Academy
10.15-10.35 Lars Bo Kaspersen, professor at CBS
10.35-10.55 Kirsten Marie Raahauge, head of ' Spaces of Danish Welfare '
Keynote I
10.55-11.40 Niels Albertsen, professor emeritus at the Aarhus School of Architecture
11.40 - 12.40 Lunch
12.40 Presentations of Spaces of Danish Welfare research projects. Impression and individual. Runa Johannessen, Martin Søberg, Louise Dedenroth Høj
13.10 Presentations of Spaces of Danish Welfare research projects. Resources and security. Max Pedersen, Jesper Pagh, Deane Simpson
13.40 Presentations of Spaces of Danish Welfare research projects. Networks, centers and peripheries. Kirsten Marie Raahauge, Niels Grønbæk, Katrine Lotz
14.10-14.30 Break
Keynote II
14.30-15.15 Ove Kaj Pedersen, professor emeritus at Copenhagen Business School
15.15-15.30 Break
15.30-16.15 Debate
16.15-16.35 Deane Simpson: Presentation of Spaces of Danish Welfare's anthology 'Architectures of Dismantling and Restructuring: Spaces of Danish Welfare 1970- Present 'and the exhibition of the project's work with artistic development company.
16.35 - 18 Opening of the exhibition