MADRID / 29 September 2026
The COAM Continuing Education Institute, in collaboration with the ONCE Foundation, presents the Specialised Training Programme in Universal Design and Built Environment Accessibility (2026 edition), an established national and international benchmark for professionals who design and manage the construction of the built environment in our cities. This latest edition features updated content and a restructured format designed to facilitate the study of each individual course.
Santiago Quesada is participating as a lecturer in the module Neuroarchitecture and Accessibility, part of the Cross-Cutting Accessibility course, delivering the lecture entitled:
Architecture and Alzheimer’s: Buildings for Emerging Needs.
The content of the lecture is structured around the following points:
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The Healthy Architecture & City research group
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Architecture and Alzheimer’s: the illness of forgetting
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Designing for memory loss: a research line
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Scales of intervention: urban, public amenities, domestic
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Housing as an exo-brain
