Veronica Hejdelind (SE) is a writer, lecturer and moderator working with architecture, urban development, sustainability and social issues in her own company. She has a special interest in urban planning issues, public health and housing policy. She has recently written a report on the future of swimming pools in Sweden and contributed to a study for The National Board of Housing, Building and Planning on adaptive reuse and transformation. Veronica has previously worked as Director of the Arwidsson Foundation, Head of Exhibitions and Learning at The Swedish Centre for Architecture and Design (ArkDes) and as a curator at the National Museum.
Her moderation experience is on a broad and international level such as Creating green cities for Swedish Government Offices and Ministry of Rural affairs; Sweden Architects sustainability seminar, Nordic conference on Greener, Healthier and Resilient Cities, National Bicycle Conference among others.
In recent years, she has worked on assignments for among others the Governmental Offices of Sweden, Uppsala Municipality, Region of Skåne, Swedish Architects, The Swedish Property Federation (Fastighetsägarna) The pubic real estate agency Örebro Housing and the Swedish National Radio (SR).
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