When designing the architecture of the future, it’s about how we view people – and why it is both valuable and necessary to include everyone, regardless of functional ability.
This is one of the core messages in architect Camilla Ryhl’s book “Universal Design – On enabling and empowering a diverse population”.
Experience Camilla Ryhl’s lecture at GRASP 2025, and gain insights into how the concept of Universal Design can be understood and applied in shaping a more socially sustainable approach to architecture and urban development.
According to Camilla Ryhl, it’s about creating spaces and environments that can embrace as many people as possible – reflecting the physical diversity of the human population, without compromising on architectural quality and aesthetics.
Participants:
- Camilla Ryhl, Architect MAA and Director of Research at Bevica Fonden
The lecture is presented by Bevica Fonden.