Who is our world actually designed for? The exhibition Design for all? presents contemporary, inclusive design and architecture.

The designed environment rarely meets the diverse needs of everyone. People who deviate from established norms are particularly affected. Design for all? Diversity as the norm presents contemporary approaches to inclusive design and architecture, from apps, toys and clothing to do-it-yourself projects and the design of public spaces. The exhibition focuses on five international design studios whose work incorporates the diversity of society and makes our environment more accessible.

with contributions by:

• fem_arc (Lara Stöhlmacher, Insa Streit, Ana Rodriguez Bisbicus), Berlin, DE
• MOB Industries, Vienna, AT
• JSA / MIXdesign, New York, US
• Sara Hendren, Cambridge, US
• Dis (Jordan Whitewood-Neal, James Zatka-Haas), London, GB

The Museum für Gestaltung Zürich bears the Kultur Inklusiv label and is always keen to learn more. How can we become more inclusive? Which measures already in place are working and which are not? Visitors can contribute their ideas and opinions in the exhibition space.

The Museum für Gestaltung Zürich is committed to ensuring that access to the exhibitions and offers is as barrier-free as possible. The staff are happy to help and are available to provide information at registration or on site.

For information on accessibility, please contact Manuela Moor:
+41 43 446 67 35
manuela.moor@zhdk.ch