Design

Cecilie Winding

Partnerskab institution

Kolding School of Design

Afdeling

Communications

Titel

Head of Communication

Kontakt

cew@dskd.dk

The Bevica Foundation and Design School Kolding have entered into a multi-year partnership with the aim of integrating universal design into research and teaching. The partnership runs from 2021 to 2030 and has received total funding of DKK 12.1 million from the Bevica Foundation.

The partnership between the Bevica Foundation and Design School Kolding aims to put universal design on the curriculum and give all students the opportunity to learn how to design inclusive solutions for everyone, regardless of any disabilities. This collaboration is part of a broader effort to advance universal design in Denmark and ensure that the designers of the future are equipped to create solutions that include all citizens.

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How can clothing become a positive influence? By including the user’s needs

Designer and Bevica fellow Marcus Aminaka Wilmont explores how Universal Design can make fashion more inclusive. By designing for real people — not standard sizes — he shows how clothing can adapt to diverse bodies and create beauty, comfort, and connection.

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The Playbook for Universal Design

DTU Skylab has prepared a Playbook for Universal Design with the aim of inspiring the development of inclusive solutions. Each map contains useful information about different functional abilities and exemplifies these as both permanent and temporary. In this way, all functional abilities can be considered in the design process and the developer can be sure that they choose the most suitable