2023, BUILDING OF BUILDINGS WIEN - MILANO
2023, HOLLEIN CALLING
2023, GRAND TOUR
2023, SKIZZENFIBEL
2023, GRUNDKURS
2023, INSTAGRAM WOHNEN
2023, SPACE ANATOMY
2023, HALLSTADT DENKWERKSTATT
2022, CAP18
2022, HEALTHCARE CENTER
2022, ON BRAMANTE
2021, ARCHPLUS 244
2021, BAUAKADEMIE
2021, ARCHDIPLOMA
2021, STADTLEKTÜRE SPLIT
2021, Open Design Academy
2020, SOCIETY NOW
2020, STADTFABRIK
2020, LOS ANGELES ENDZEITMODERNE
2020, KRAKAU PARTITUREN
2020, PARIS TRANSFORMATIF
2019, MAPPING THE CROATIAN COAST
2019, NAHE FERNE
2018, Cartography of Smallness
2018, IKONEN
HEALTHCARE CENTER – LEARNING FROM DENMARK
DESIGN STUDIO SERIES 2017-2018
EDITED BY TINA GREGORIC & EVELYN TEMMEL
SONDERZAHL, 2022
Throughout history, the idea of health has been determined by notions of body and mind together with developments in politics, economics, and culture. At the same time, innovations in medical treatments and advancements in technology directly influenced the healthcare facilities. However, the significant shift from cure to care proved essential in today´s leading healthcare projects to contribute to better psychological and emotional states of patients and staff while creating outstanding contemporary architecture. Healthcare Center – Learning from Denmark examines past, existing, and emerging forms of healthcare architectures and seeks to build the resulting insights to develop visions for new typologies and programs. Healthcare is one of the leading design research fields explored at the Architectural Typology and Design research unit at the Institute of Architecture at the Vienna University of Technology. This second publication in the series reflects on broader questions on the relationship between healthcare architecture and the heightened sensitivity of a vulnerable human being. Responding to the current critical social and environmental needs, the publication series brings together a set of research and response focuses, both real and imaginative – Education, Healthcare, Tourism, Production and more – to actively challenge the role of the architectural profession as a whole to help elevate current realities.