Ein Rendering eines modernen Badezimmers in pastelligen Farben©IUD Institut für Universal Design

Mein gesundes Wiesbaden

Räume, die Menschen stärken

October 2026
28
We
16:00 – 19:30

IUD, HEWI, Caparol

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In this training course for architects and interior designers, we present a perspective on architecture and design that places people at the centre and highlights the potential of design to promote participation, well-being and quality of life.

The event shares the latest insights from healing architecture, environmental psychology, colour design and universal design. Through a practical planning workshop, participants will develop design concepts for housing and residential projects and discuss these with experts from HEWI, Caparol and IUD.

Key topics:

  • Evidence-based design, healing architecture, universal design and accessibility
  • DIN requirements and contrast design
  • Colour schemes for orientation, wellbeing and identity
  • Development of user-centred spatial concepts

Participants will gain practical knowledge on designing health-promoting and inclusive spaces and apply scientific findings directly to specific planning tasks.


IUD shapes participatory processes and sees the diversity of society as an opportunity.

HEWI – design expertise from the door right through to the bathroom

For over 95 years, the company has stood for excellent design, innovative solutions and the highest quality

Caparol is the leading supplier of paints, varnishes, plasters, external thermal insulation composite systems and design solutions for professional façade and interior design in Germany.

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