Knowledge Library
Here you will find a growing universe of knowledge on Universal Design, social sustainability and accessibility. The Knowledge Library brings together research, articles, reports and cases that all contribute to the understanding of a society designed for everyone — regardless of body, ability or life circumstances.
Camilla Ryhl presented a Danish perspective on universal design with a focus on diversity and social rights. She highlighted the Bevica Foundation's Universal Design Hub and the UN's “Leave No One Behind” as key landmarks.
Camilla Ryhl presents universal design as the key to inclusive, sustainable and health-promoting cities at the National Building Fund conference.
The article introduces universal design as an approach that builds on diversity and inclusion. Camilla Ryhl from the Bevica Foundation shows how, with new perspectives, we can design a society for everyone and meet the world goals.
Teenage girls use city recreation spaces significantly less than boys, and this affects their well-being. Research points to both physical and social barriers. A new project is exploring how urban spaces can be designed more inclusive and welcoming for girls.
Open learning spaces and flexible architecture should create creativity and inclusion in the school of the future — but do they actually create unrest, insecurity and inequality for many students? New research takes a sharp look at school spaces and their social implications.
A research project from Aalborg University is investigating how residential lighting can be improved for elderly people with low vision. The project involves users, designers and architects in developing solutions that enhance quality of life and function in the home.
The article examines libraries' commitment to sustainability through architecture, dissemination, communities, and active civic engagement. It presents four key rationales and focuses on the role of the librarian as an agent of change.
How to ensure the good nature experience when you are poorly walking or using a wheelchair and cannot take the same impassable road as friends and family? Perhaps an app with nature narratives can make the difference.
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Technical University of Denmark
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The Danish association of Youth With Disabilities (SUMH)
DTU vinder to rejselegater til Bevica Scholarship Programme 2025-2026
Three startups from DTU Skylab receive Bevica Seed Grants.
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Don't scold the norm criticism. It is common practice in the field of disability.
World Capital of Architecture 2023 Copenhagen
New design lab will ensure everyone's access to nature
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