Designing for Health and Care Graduation Studio

The Health & Care studio promotes inclusive environments that support health and caregiving needs. It examines how new health perspectives shape design requirements, especially for vulnerable groups, using a holistic, interdisciplinary approach to understand users and create solutions that address both general and specific health and care needs.

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In Q6, collaborative work explores health and care complexities through literature, site analysis, and ethnographic research, leading to an individual design assignment at the end of this quarter (for the A1 examination).

In Q7, students individually develop a position, translate insights into spatial concepts and  design proposal (for the midterm exam A2).

In Q8, students individually conduct research by design, materialise concepts, and produce architectural details (for the end exam A3 which will be two or three weeks before end of the Q8).