• Sep302019

    Apply now: Master of Science ETH in Landscape Architecture

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    We offer a new Master’s program in Landscape Architecture at the Department of Architecture of ETH Zurich with a focus on the design and planning of open spaces and landscapes. Next application period: 1 – 31. March 2021.

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  • Jan132021

    Elective Course FS2021 | Topology | Choreografien der Landschaft

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    In this elective, we aim to investigate the choreographic aspects of landscape morphology.

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  • Dec232020

    Design Studio FS2021 | Katzenbach Stadtpark

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    Shaping the New Peri-Urban Park in Zürich Nord

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  • Dec082020

    FINAL CRITIQUE ALPNACH RIVIERA

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    • 16.12.2020 | Design Studio HS2020| Zoom (registration required)| 09:00h – 18:30h

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  • Aug262020

    Elective Course HS2020 | Topology | Hönggerberg’s Secret

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    A topological Analysis through Point Cloud Modeling.

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  • Aug262020

    Elective Course HS2020 | Serendipity | Captive Waters

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    Measure visual and acoustic information to create a new way of representing landscape.

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  • Aug182020

    Design Studio HS2020 | Alpnach Riviera

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    Forming a Dynamic Flood Plain

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  • Aug112020

    ROBOTIC EMBANKMENT PROTOTYPE

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    Free-form autonomous formation in terrain with HEAP

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  • Aug062020

    Book Presentation – Exklusiv Europabrücke: Auf Umwegen durch Zürich-Altstetten

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    Apero & Collective Walk | Thursday, September 3, 2020, 6.30 p.m.

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  • Jun012020

    Exklusiv Europabrücke: Auf Umwegen durch Zürich-Altstetten

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    Eleven visual explorations on detours through Zurich’s rapidly changing Altstetten district

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  • May222020

    Pamphlet 24 | Lost in Paradise

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    A Journey Through the Persian Landscape

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  • May222020

    FINAL CRITIQUE | Seeland Rivages

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    • 26.05.2020 | Design Studio FS2020 | ETH Zoom Webinar 14:00h – 19:00h

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  • Mar182020

    DRAW A MAP TO GET LOST

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    In this elective, we aim to question cartographic representations by creating a map that challenges our sense of orientation.

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