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Exhibition

Can architecture improve healing?

Which impact does urban planning have on your well-being?

How can space contribute to make health care more human and still effective?

The exhibition SPACE HEALH HUMANITY explores the question of how architecture and urban planning can contribute to a humane health care and influence our health - in public and private spaces.

In six main topics, a wide range of building for health is considered, thus focusing on people in their diverse life situations, from the beginning at the maternity ward, to living in the city of tomorrow, to the question of which buildings provide a dignified framework for the end of life.

The exhibition brings together works by international students and young architects who have dealt with this question in an outstanding way in their design projects and have been awarded the Architecture for Health Student Award by the European Network Architecture for Health, the Charité-Special Prize by Charité-Universitätsmedizin Berlin, or the AKG-Förderpreis by AKG - Architekten für Krankenhausbau und Gesundheitswesen e.V. since 2020.

THE MOST IMPORTANT AT A GLANCE

Where? Technische Universität Berlin – Institute of Architecture, Foyer – Gallery

Straße des 17. Juni 152, 10623 Berlin

When? 20.10.2023 – 16.01.2024

Opening on 19.10.2023, from 5:30 pm

What?

Award-winning works from students and young professionals in the fields of architecture, urbanism, and landscape planning

Organizer?

ENAH – European Network Architecture for Health

AKG - Architekten für Krankenhausbau und Gesundheitswesen e.V.

In cooperation with

Technische Universität Berlin

Institute of Architecture - Department Architecture for Health

Supported by

Hans und Christine Nickl-Foundation

Charité-Universitätsmedizin Berlin

CONTACT & IMPRINT

ENAH gGmbH

European Network Architecture for Healthmail@enah.eu

Lindberghstraße 19
80939 München

Berlin office
Wikingerufer 7
10555 Berlin

+49 (0)30 20051408375

+49 (0)176 12250029

Managing Director

Dipl.-Ing. Arch. Stefanie Matthys

s.matthys@enah.eu

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