ZMINA reports that the School of Universal Design 2026 has started in Kyiv. The programme brings together participants who will collaborate to produce a design project for a house intended for supported living.
Organisers frame the initiative around accessibility, noting that barrier-free environments start with how we design buildings and public spaces. The school’s project focus gives participants a concrete brief — a supported-living building — rather than a purely theoretical exercise.
For more details on the school’s schedule, participants, and how the finished project will be used or presented, see the ZMINA report linked below and check for further updates from the organisers.