Universal Design in Architecture - the Nordic example in practice

Are we missing out on a decisive potential of universal design to change how we practice architecture and, in the process, increase architectural quality and sensory experiences for everyone?
Universal design is the prevalent concept used in the Nordic Region, but it is interpreted differently in different architectural practices. In her new book Universal Design in architecture, Ryhl engages in a dialogue with 10 Danish and Norwegian architects about their understanding of universal design and sensory qualities of architecture. The talk will present findings through Nordic architecture cases as well as examples of how sensory experiences can be implemented and strengthened through the use of universal design.
IHCD’s Executive Director, Valerie Fletcher, will moderate the session with time for live questions and answers to follow.