ENAH Advance!
ENAH Advance!  courses prepare participants for transdisciplinary work by complementing their core backgrounds with content from health sciences, planning and design disciplines.
The teaching formats and seminars target students, practitioners, and researchers.

Scholarships are granted to doctoral students and post docs who wish to explore the correlation between architectural and urban planning and health.


Summer School Hospital + the City

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Architecture for Health Student Award 2025

+ Charité Special Prize

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ENAH KNOWLEDGE!

This webinar and seminar series focuses on specific questions of planning and building in the healthcare sector. It is aimed at architects, management in the healthcare sector, representatives of authorities and administration, students and everyone who is interested in building in the healthcare sector.


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Climate resilient hospitals  | Klimaresiliente Krankenhäuser
Insights on measures for buildings of the healthcare sector to adapt to the consequences of climate change - please note: this webinar will be held in German


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... and the hospital is ready!  | ...und fertig ist das Krankenhaus!

Success through communication

Integration, communication and expectation management of complex construction projects from planning to moving in - please note: this webinar will be held in German


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Structural hygiene |   Bauliche Hygiene
Transmission of infections in hospitals and structural, procedural and technical prevention strategies  - please note: this webinar will be held in German


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Timber construction in healthcare | Holzbau im Gesundheitswesen

What are the trends, and what do I need to bear in mind, particularly with regard to healthcare settings and health aspects? - please note: this webinar will be held in German

 

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Past Events

International Summer School

"Hospital +  the City" 

21st - 26th of July 2024 in Berlin

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SPACE HEALTH HUMANITY

Exhibition

20.10.2023 - 16.10.2024

Berlin University of Technology 

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International Summer School

"Hospital +  the City" 

16th - 21st of July 2023 in Berlin

in cooperation with 

Berlin University of Technology and Charité-Universitätsmedizin Berlin

Review
Four outstanding international master theses have been honoured with the 
Architecture for Health Student Award and the Charité Special Prize
February 2023 

In January, the expert jury met on the campus of Charité-Universitätsmedizin Berlin to select the winners of this year's Architecture for Health Student Award. International students were invited to submit their final theses with a special focus on building for health in the fields of architecture, urban planning and landscape planning. 

Eighteen works had been submitted. The spectrum was very diverse and ranged from housing to healthcare and rehabilitation environments. Among other topics, the students dealt with stress reduction for hospital staff, building in post-pandemic times, conversion of existing buildings and modular concepts.

The jury praised the international participation of the authors. Entries had been submitted not only from Europe, but also from India, Russia and China. The jury expressed their conviction that the award can thus make a contribution to international cohesion and support for international students.

2nd International Summer School

"Hospital + the City" 

10th - 15th of July 2022 in Berlin

in cooperation with 

Berlin University of Technology and Charité-Universitätsmedizin Berlin

Architecture for Health Student Award 2022

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Architecture for Health Students' Award 2021

Announcement of the winners!

Three excellent student works awarded
Berlin, January 2021 

The Architecture for Health Students ‘Award, donated by the Christine and Hans Nickl Foundation and presented by the European Network Architecture for Health, honours three pioneering student projects that deal with the subject of building and health. 

On January 22nd , 2021, the online jury meeting took place to select the award-winning works.
The jury, made up of high-profile experts in healthcare and public buildings, agreed to award two first prizes (Josephine Herrmann, TU Wien & Mauricio Gilbonio, Universität Stuttgart  / Ain Shams University Cairo) and a third prize (Artem Yasel, Universität Kassel). 

Jury member Jochen Brinkmann, Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin,  announced to enrich the 2022 edition of the competition by a  Charité special prize.


Architecture for Health Students' Award 2020

Picture Credits: Helin Bereket www.helinbereket.com
The Architecture for Health Students' Award by Nickl Foundation honours three ground-breaking student works 
Berlin, January 2020 
With the Architecture for Health Students ’Award, which was presented for the first time in 2019, the Christine and Hans Nickl Foundation would like to encourage young architects and planners to engage in the social and architectural challenges of building in and for the healthcare system.
The competition was organized by the European Network Architecture for Health. Eleven papers from seven universities from six different nations were submitted. On January 9, 2020, the jury meeting took place in Berlin to select the award-winning works.
Three works prevailed in the anonymous process, each of which takes up the topic of building for health with very different approaches. They will be awarded equivalent prizes by the Nickl Foundation of 1,500 euros each.

ENAH Summer School 2019

"Hospital & the City" 

July 28th - August 2nd 2019 in Berlin

1st International Summer School "Hospital & the City" 
July 28 - August 2, 2019
Berlin, University of Technology 
The summer school "Hospital & the City" offered participants from eight countries a wide range of insights into current trends in hospital construction. Master students and professionals examined the relationship between clinical care and urban environment. During the course week they went through an intensive multidisciplinary program with seminars, lectures and excursions. In the end, participants presented their final conclusions - followed by a fare-well dinner over the rooftops of Berlin.

Quality is top priority

Chief Physicians' Workshop of the Edia.con group (closed event)

Hospital Architecture & Evidence-based Design

September 13, 2018

Planning & Design of Health Care Buildings

1-day seminar at KfW Development Bank Frankfurt (closed event)

Planning & Design of Health Care Buildings in Emerging and Developing Countries

April 26, 2018