Lecture & Panel discussion
Designing the Health Centres of the Future
The development of a district health centre in the Vollgut area on the grounds of the former Kindl brewery in Berlin, 2021
© photograph: Jonathan Becker/Leon Klassen
The health centre of the future will add multiprofessional health and social services to primary care. But how are such centres designed and who plans them?
Pandemics, demographic shifts and environmental influences are creating a complex diversity of healthcare needs. The expansion of primary care centres is to create community-based multidisciplinary services. What is the architecture behind them and what social role do they play in new and existing localities? The event brings together a range of perspectives from the fields of research, planning and politics.
Since 2020, the Space Anatomy research group has been dealing with questions about spatial health practices in Austria. A publication and a series of events have been produced in the course of this three-year research process.
Intro:
Lene Benz, Magdalena Maierhofer, Judith M. Lehner, Kathrin Schelling, Evelyn Temmel; Space Anatomy Research Group, TU Wien
Keynote lecture:
Silvia Carpaneto, Neukölln health centre (Carpaneto Schöningh Architekten, Berlin)
Panel Discussion:
Silvia Carpaneto, Carpaneto Schöningh Architekten, Berlin
Tanja Fruhmann, MA 24 – strategische Gesundheitsversorgung
Magdalena Maierhofer, IFOER, TU Wien
Petra Plunger, Gesundheit Österreich GmbH (GöG)
A cooperation by the Architekturzentrum Wien and Space Anatomy, TU Wien