Arkitektur kan både bygge bro og skabe barrierer. I dag stiller vi skarpt på, hvordan vi gennem Bygningsreglementet (BR18) kan skabe rum, der virkelig er til for alle. Det kræver, at vi forstår at arbejde med – eller imod – de nuværende rammevilkår.
Så hvordan arbejder vi nuanceret med tilgængelighed? Hvordan sikrer vi, at arkitekturen tilpasses brugernes forskellige behov? Hvordan kan inkluderende design blive en naturlig del af de standarder og regler, som arkitekter arbejder under – og hvordan kan arkitekter være med til at forme dem?
Kom med, når Arkitektforeningens Inclusivity Platform og Building Diversity inviterer til dybdegående dialog og workshop om BR18’s ‘huller’. Sammen undersøger vi, hvordan arkitekter kan styrke arbejdet med inkluderende design og påvirke de rammer, der former vores bygninger, byer og dagligdag.
Program
Kl. 15.30
- Velkommen og bagrund for dagens tema
v/arkitekt MAA Martine Lynge Lyngesen, leder af Inclusivity Platformen, og arkitekt MAA Cora Valloire, co-leder fra Building Diversity.
- Inkluderende arkitektur: Introduktion og nøgleperspektiver
v/arkitekt MAA Thea Christine Høeg, fra Building Diversity og dagens moderator.
- Round table: Hvordan hæmmer de nuværende rammevilkår os i at bygge mere inkluderende? Hvad kan vi gøre for at få BR18 til at afspejle en mere mangfoldig virkelighed?
- Kort pause og opsamling på input.
- Udveksling af indsigter og diskussion om veje fremad.
Kl. 17.30
- Tak for i dag og info om kommende arrangementer.
Tilmelding
Platformen er for MAA’ere og medlemmer af FORUM, mens de arrangementer der afholdes i samarbejde med Building Diversity er åbne for alle. Tag del i debatten og vær med til at sætte dagsordenen for fremtidens inkluderende arkitektur.
Om netværksleder
Nuværende leder af netværket er arkitekt MAA Martine Lyngesen; mail: martine@lyngesen.dk. Martine er stifter af arkitektvirksomheden, Studio Formation, som beskæftiger sig med inklusion, demokratisering og diversitet i vores fælles rum. Klimaet er altid på dagsordenen, og derfor arbejder Studio Formation med at upcycle genbrugsmaterialer som hovedgreb.
Co-leder fra Building Diversity er Arkitekt MAA Cora Valloire, mail: cva@coravalloire.com. Cora har arkitektvirksomheden, Cora Valloire, hun er uddannet auditor i tilgængelighed og Master i Universelt Design og Tilgængelighed og arbejder med arkitekturens brugere og deres behov, når hun rådgiver i byggeriets tilgængelighed, universelt design og laver designstrategien for inklusion af mennesker med motoriske, sensoriske og kognitive begrænsninger.
Tilgængelighed til Arkitektforeningen
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Diversity vs. BR18: Mind the Gap!
Inclusive architecture means designing buildings and spaces where everyone can thrive—regardless of physical or mental abilities. But how do we respond when building codes challenge the diversity we aim to embed in our society? Join us as we explore diversity, inclusion, and BR18.
Architecture has the power to bridge gaps but also to create barriers. Today, we’re focusing on how BR18 can help us create spaces truly open to all. This requires understanding of how to work within—or push beyond—existing frameworks.
How can we approach accessibility in a more nuanced way and ensure that architecture meets the diverse needs of its users? How can inclusive design become an integral part of the standards and regulations architects work within—and how can architects help shape them?
Join the Inclusivity Platform of the Danish Association of Architects and Building Diversity for an in-depth discussion and workshop examining the “gaps” in BR18. Together, we’ll explore ways architects can champion inclusive design practices and shape the standards that define our buildings, cities, and everyday.
Programme
3:30 PM
- Welcome and background
Presented by Architect MAA Martine Lynge Lyngesen, Head of the Inclusivity Platform, and Architect MAA Cora Valloire, Co-Lead from Building Diversity.
- Inclusive Architecture: Introduction and Key Perspectives
Presented by Architect MAA Thea Christine Høeg from Building Diversity and moderator of the afternoon.
- Round Table Discussion:
How do current regulations stop us from building more inclusively? What can we do to make BR18 reflect a more diverse reality?
- Brief pause, exchange of insights and discussion on future directions.
5:30 PM
- Closing remarks and information about upcoming events.
Registration
The platform is for MAA and FORUM members, but in collaboration with Building Diversity, this event is open to all. Join the conversation and help set the agenda for a more inclusive future in architecture.
About the network leader
The current leader of the network is architect MAA Martine Lyngesen; mail: martine@lyngesen.dk. Martine is the founder of the architectural firm, Studio Formation, which deals with inclusion, democratization and diversity in our common spaces. The climate is always on the agenda, which is why Studio Formation works with upcycling recycled materials as its main approach.
Co-leader from Building Diversity is Architect MAA Cora Valloire, email: cva@coravalloire.com. Cora has the architectural practice, Cora Valloire, she is a trained accessibility auditor and Master in Universal Design and Accessibility and works with the users of architecture and their needs when she advises on building accessibility, universal design and creates design strategies for the inclusion of people with motor, sensory and cognitive limitations.
We are situated in a listed building, with lots of stairs. To enter the building, you will have to first cross our brickyard – It has a smooth trail for strollers, wheelchairs, etc. Access to our receptionen is leveled. From here, you will have to take either the staircase or the lift to go further down to the ground floor.
From the ground floor, our elevator gives you access to the rest of the house.
Accessibility to the Danish Association of Architects
Toilets & Wardrobe: You will find toilets in the basement and on the 2nd floor – Both can be reached by elevator. The basement also leads to our wardrobe and disabled toilets.
Acoustics: In general, our building has good acoustics.
Personal Assistant: You are welcome to bring your PA with you – Free of charge, of course
Service Dog: Service Dogs are also welcome in our facilities
