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Sonja Lakić and Verena Lenna

Save Ljuboje 38, Redingenstraat 92, Banja Luka (BA), Leuven (BE), Belgium
Sonja Lakić is an architect and urban researcher who holds a PhD in Urban Studies. Sonja traces the everyday life in/of architecture and contemporary cities by operating across different disciplines and scales, working visually and practising unconventional ethnography. Verena Lenna is an architect and urbanist (PhD, Università IUAV di Venezia and KU Leuven). She is interested in the relationship between emancipation and living environments and the role design could play.

Call for ideas 2020

F00-F99*


Future Architecture, we have a problem! (Don’t you?)

F00-F99*


Future Architecture, we have a problem! (Don’t you?)
A call for a new thinking on mental health care and wellbeing: towards a manifesto for architecture as an infrastructure of care.
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Type of project
  • Systemic changes

“The way we care for people with mental health problems is creating a hidden human rights emergency” (Kinderman, 2019): we believe that mental health is beyond a personal issue, it is rather a social challenge. By addressing mental health, F00-F99 aims to establish a school of thought for a shift in the ethics of architecture. We call for a systemic change by going beyond the borders of the discipline, working across scales and collaborating with experts from different fields. Through a series of public events, such as those facilitated by the FA platform, as well as workshops, webinars, publications, and exhibitions, we will engage in a dialogue with practitioners, scholars, survivors and those still struggling. The ultimate purpose is to formulate a manifesto for architecture as an infrastructure of care: a reference for the future generations of architects, educational curricula, stakeholders and institutions.
*World Health Organisation: F00-F99 Mental and behavioural disorders


A blister of LEXILIUM, a lipophilic, long-acting benzodiazepine with sedative, hypnotic, anxiolytic and skeletal muscle relaxant properties found in the streets of Podgorica, Montenegro, June 2017. Photo: Sonja Lakić

F00-F99*


Future Architecture, we have a problem! (Don’t you?)

F00-F99*


Future Architecture, we have a problem! (Don’t you?)
A call for a new thinking on mental health care and wellbeing: towards a manifesto for architecture as an infrastructure of care.
File under
Type of project
  • Systemic changes

“The way we care for people with mental health problems is creating a hidden human rights emergency” (Kinderman, 2019): we believe that mental health is beyond a personal issue, it is rather a social challenge. By addressing mental health, F00-F99 aims to establish a school of thought for a shift in the ethics of architecture. We call for a systemic change by going beyond the borders of the discipline, working across scales and collaborating with experts from different fields. Through a series of public events, such as those facilitated by the FA platform, as well as workshops, webinars, publications, and exhibitions, we will engage in a dialogue with practitioners, scholars, survivors and those still struggling. The ultimate purpose is to formulate a manifesto for architecture as an infrastructure of care: a reference for the future generations of architects, educational curricula, stakeholders and institutions.
*World Health Organisation: F00-F99 Mental and behavioural disorders


A blister of LEXILIUM, a lipophilic, long-acting benzodiazepine with sedative, hypnotic, anxiolytic and skeletal muscle relaxant properties found in the streets of Podgorica, Montenegro, June 2017. Photo: Sonja Lakić


Idea by

Sonja Lakić and Verena Lenna
Save Ljuboje 38, Redingenstraat 92
Banja Luka (BA), Leuven (BE)
Belgium
Sonja Lakić is an architect and urban researcher who holds a PhD in Urban Studies. Sonja traces the everyday life in/of architecture and contemporary cities by operating across different disciplines and scales, working visually and practising unconventional ethnography. Verena Lenna is an architect and urbanist (PhD, Università IUAV di Venezia and KU Leuven). She is interested in the relationship between emancipation and living environments and the role design could play.