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17-25 October 2026

Into the Body

With 'Into The Body' I explore how design can reconnect us with our inner world, through the spaces we inhabit daily.

Hosted by Rombout Frieling lab

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Free access

Event type

Exhibition

Accessibility

Partially wheelchair accessible

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TRANSPHERE
TRANSPHERE
Rombout Frieling lab
This year, my lab hosts an Architecture students’ exhibition alongside a mini-exhibition of my realised projects. A new 'Into The Body' experiment 'Healing Huts' takes place at the 'Designing Society'/Heijmans expo on the Ketelhuisplein at Strijp-S.

out of the head. Into the Body.

Our society is increasingly focused on the external. We spend hours on our phones and social media, travelling, shopping and constantly seeking new stimuli. But in this constant focus on the outside, do we lose touch with what is happening within?

Into The Body explores how design can help us reconnect with our inner world: to sense, process and integrate what is happening within us. I believe our environments can play an active role in this. Our homes and everyday habitats could support not only our physical health, but also our emotional and mental wellbeing.

This year, my Lab hosts an exhibition by architecture students, alongside a small selection of realised projects from my own practice. The new 'Into The Body' experiment takes place at Strijp-S, where you can experience the wooden 'Healing Huts'. These are developed as part of my collaboration with Heijmans, exploring the concept of 'Healing Homes'.

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About Rombout Frieling lab

Rombout Frieling designs environments that help us reconnect with our bodies and inner selves. His work explores how architecture and design can support mental wellbeing. From his lab, he creates spaces and experiences that invite people to pause, feel and process what is happening within. His current work explores how these qualities can become part of our everyday habitats, for instance by transforming waiting time in public transport spaces and developing 'Healing Homes'.

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