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Wie genau könnte man global und lokal die Ernährungssysteme nachhaltiger gestalten, so dass auch Überflutungen verhindert und prioritäre Vogelarten gefördert werden? Und: wir stellen Ihnen den neuen NSL Leiter David Kaufmann vor (Raumentwicklung und Stadtpolitik).
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On the highlands, across crop rotation plains and within the drained valley floors the «Agriterritories» of Zurich require immediate action for design to take back its political role within the rural. The ETH Zürich studio Agroecological Repair – Transformative Practices for the Zürich Territory (spring 23) was part of the Masters in Advanced studies in Urban and Territorial Design Confronting pivotal debates. The student work made radical proposals for future transformations in the global food system.
Antananarivo serves as a prominent example of how urban agriculture can effectively provide essential services for creating sustainable and resilient cities, specifically addressing food security and flood control challenges. The FCL Global research project has made significant contributions through landscape designs that prioritise and advance these crucial services, benefiting from the diverse expertise of its multidisciplinary team.
Die landwirtschaftliche Nutzung beeinflusst die Artenvielfalt, die zu schützen eine Herausforderung darstellt. Eine Studie hat potenzielle Verbreitungsgebiete prioritärer Vogelarten (Artverbreitungsmodelle) mit der landwirtschaftlichen Nutzungsauswirkung (Ökobilanzierung) verbunden. Basierend darauf wurde eine räumlich explizite Karte mit Fokusgebieten für den Erhalt und die Förderung dieser Arten produziert.
The landscapes dominated by chestnut trees in the southern alpine valleys are among the traditional agroforestry systems of Switzerland and have long been the main source of food for the local population. These complex socio-ecological systems provide a great learning space for landscape architects and planners, as chestnut orchards are an excellent example of a productive, yet wonderfully beautiful, landscape between forest, agriculture, and recreation area.
David Kaufmann ist für die nächsten zwei Jahre neuer Direktor des Netzwerks Stadt und Landschaft (NSL). Seine Prioritäten sind die Stärkung der ETH Zürich im Bereich der nationalen und internationalen Stadtforschung sowie die Förderung von Synergien zwischen den Stadtforschungsgruppen der ETH in Forschung, Lehre und Engagement für die Gesellschaft.
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Housing is one of the most significant challenges for humanitarian actors and displaced persons in cities. This new SNF project on Urban Humanitarian Housing hopes to contribute to improving humanitarian housing responses as well as the well-being and agency of urban displaced persons worldwide. This is a collaboration with the Beirut Urban Lab and the Instituto Pensar in Bogotá.
The Large-Scale Virtualization and Modeling Lab (LVML) becomes part of Design++, the Center for Augmented Computational Design in Architecture, Engineering and Construction. It opens its usage to Design++ members to foster interdisciplinary collaboration and supports knowledge integration and co-creation to advance planning and design tools and workflows. Contact: Ulrike Wissen Hayek
Pilot regions, the federal government and the Chair of Planning of Landscape and Urban Systems (PLUS) are jointly drafting which questions and indicators related to building outside building zones should be answered or recorded in the cantons in the future in the scope of a monitoring (BAB). The focus is on use types (agricultural, residential) as well as infrastructures and facilities. Contact: Ulrike Wissen Hayek
This is a selection. Find a complete list in the ETH Zürich Research Collection.
disP – The Planning Review, Volume 59, Issue 1, March 2023 is now available online on Taylor & Francis Online.
Book Launch and Doctoral Colloquium, 26. & 27.10 2023 |
Lively Cities departs from conventions of urban studies to argue that cities are lived achievements forged by a multitude of entities – human and nonhuman – that make up the material politics of city making.
Calibration of car-following (CF) models is considered a very important task towards reproduction of individual vehicle behaviors and collective traffic phenomena.
Like in many cities and regions worldwide, densification is the current urban development paradigm in Switzerland. Although considered one of the main policy mechanisms for sustainable land use, densification strategies are mainly employed by the private sector, causing adverse social effects.
As a resource for understanding and translating Swiss spatial planning terms, this glossary aims to promote consistency and coherence for education and applied research in English about Swiss spatial planning at the ETH Institute for Spatial and Landscape Development and beyond.
Registration until 15 October 2023.
The CAS essentials (January 2024 to June 2024) offers knowledge and skills to question our conventional construction techniques and promote regenerative materials from resource extraction to end of life of the building materials, through a territorial approach grounded in Switzerland and neighbouring countries.
Application: Mid-December 2023 – 30 April 2024.
The MAS UTD deploys the urban and territorial project as the crucial field of knowledge production across scales, based on social and environmental equity and justice and a deeper understanding of the cultural and ecological dimensions of territories.
Applications: 1 January – 30 April 2024.
This programme aims at contributing to finding solutions to the challenges of housing construction in Switzerland, Europe, and low and middle-income countries worldwide through high-level multidisciplinary training and research.
Registration: MOOC anytime; next CAS/MAS planned from November 2023.
ETH RAUM | Bewerbung bis 1. Dezember 2023.
Das CAS in Raumentwicklung und Prozessdesign vermittelt Expertise und innovative Formate der Prozessgestaltung. Dabei steht der Mensch im Zentrum: Eine designorientierte Haltung, agile Vorgehensweisen und kollaborative Methoden bilden die Grundlage, um räumliche Veränderungsprozesse anzugehen.
Third Annual Colloquium Stiftung Baukultur | 8 November (ganztägig) | Aula Magna, University of Fribourg. More
2. November, 14:00 – 17:00 | ETH Zürich, Zentrum, HG E3.
Das Inkrafttreten der Revision des Raumplanungsgesetzes jährt 2024 zum zehnten Mal. More
21. November 2023, 18:00 | L 200, Langstr. 200, Zürich.
Lecture Series | Thursday 7.12., 10:00 – 12:00 | ETH Zürich, Oerlikon, Neunbrunnenstr. 50, ONA Fokushalle E7.
This lecture series sets up an agenda for widening the disciplinary field of architecture and urbanism to territorial scales, corresponding to the increasing scales of contemporary urbanisation. More
15 September – 27 October | Sarajevo, Bosnia, and Herzegovina.
This year’s Days of Architecture festival in Sarajevo celebrates the upcoming 40th anniversary of the 1984 Sarajevo Olympic Winter Games. More
30. August, 2023, 18:30 – 19:45 | Podiumsdiskussion | Karl der Grosse, Saal, Kirchgasse 14, 8001 Zürich.
AUSGEBUCHT 14.+15. Oktober 2023 (Anmeldeschluss 2. Oktober) | in und um Zürich.
12 – 13 October | ETH Zurich, Rämistr. 101.
It is no longer enough to promote innovative science and design, we need to move from research to action.
Keynotes: Peter Sloterdijk, Pierre de Meuron, Momoyo Kaijima and others. More
20. September 2023, 18:00 -19:30 Uhr | Cafébar Berner Generationenhaus, Bahnhofplatz 2, 3011 Bern.
10.1.24; 7.2.24, jeweils 18:30 | Öffentliche Vorlesungsreihe | ETH Zürich, Hönggerberg, HIB Open Space 1 + 2.
26. September 2023, 18:15–19:15 | Idaplatz Zürich (Treffpunkt: Brunnen).
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3 October 2023, 16:00–18:00 | ETH Zürich, Hönggerberg, HIL H 40.9 (Foyer).
12.10.-6.12., 18:30-19:30 | ETH Zürich, Neunbrunnenstr. 50, Design in Dialog Lab & L200, Langstr. 200, Zürich.
The LUS Talks is a public lecture series, which addresses critical questions in the field of landscape and urban studies. More
18, 19, 20 October 2023, colloquium and exhibition.
The conference debates themes including patterns and processes of urbanisation in agricultural territories, processes of extractivism, and the role of infrastructure, movements of people, goods and resources, and the state space in relation to urbanisation. It also addresses new conceptual instruments that scholars of planetary urbanisation have been developing and reflect on emerging design approaches related to territories of extended urbanisation.
Book Launch and Doctoral Colloquium, 26. & 27.10 2023 |
Lively Cities departs from conventions of urban studies to argue that cities are lived achievements forged by a multitude of entities – human and nonhuman – that make up the material politics of city making.
1–3 November | Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands.
Schweizer Wohntage | 6. November, 18:30 | Stadtbibliothek Biel, Dufourstr. 26, 2503 Biel, 3. Stock.
Was bedeutet Generationenwohnen und wodurch zeichnen sich Wohnprojekte aus? More
16–17 November | USI, Accademia di Architettura, Mendrisio.
This symposium will investigate the multiple ways in which recent and current urban conditions are represented, analysed, and informed, through drawings.
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6. bis 8. December 2023 | ETH Zürich, Centre and Hönggerberg.
Photographs and presentations of all three days
This colloquium brings together transport planning researchers and practitioners to reflect on the growth processes of western or industrialized societies by identifying, assessing, and operating their transport infrastructures.
Transport planning as a discipline and practice has supported the growth processes of western or industrialized societies by identifying, assessing, and operating their transport infrastructures. In the last 150 years it was able to solve the capacity problems arising from population and industrial growth by using some of the growing national incomes to build more or better infrastructures for the growing number of vehicles. The challenges and the time frame of the greenhouse gas (GHG) accumulation change the way our societies should respond both in terms of our speed and in terms of the scale of our actions.
This colloquium brings together transport planning researchers and practitioners to reflect on these issues. The range of issues and suggestions can help to formulate strategies strong enough to fulfill the commitments which our societies have entered.
Day 1 brings together former students and researchers of the Institute for Transport Planning and Systems (IVT). Younger academics will present on day 2, while more senior researchers and practitioners will conclude on day 3. They will reflect on their ongoing work and on their experiences. They will draw their conclusions for our policy making and planning. The open discussions during and at the close of the colloquium will help defining our agendas for the future.
Kay Axhausen, ETH Zürich; Milos Balac, ETH Zürich; Oded Cats, TU Delft; Francesco Ciari, Polytechnique Montreal; Richard Emmerink, Schiphol Airport; Alex Erath, FHNW Muttenz; Martin Fellendorf, TU Graz; Pieter J. Fourie, Dr. sc. ETH, FCL Singapore; Daniel Hörcher, Imperial College London; S. Hörl, System X, Paris; P. M. Jones, UCL London; Matthias Kowald, FH Rhein-Main, Wiesbaden; Allister Loder, TU München; Tanvi Maheshwari, Monash University Melbourne; Arnab Majumdar, Imperial College London; Rolf Moeckel, TU München; Kai Nagel, TU Berlin; O. A. Nielsen, DTU Lyngby; Robert Schlich, SBB; Yoram Shiftan, Technion Haifa; Lijun Sun, McGill University Montreal; Martin Tschopp, ARE
Silvia Converso, Institut für Landschaft und Urbane Studien (LUS), Landschaftsarchitektur
Claudia Gebert, Koordinationsstelle NSL, Chefredaktion
Klearjos Papanicolaou, Institut für Landschaft und Urbane Studien (LUS), Städtebau
Maarten Van Strien, Institut für Raum- und Landschaftsentwicklung (IRL)
Jan Westerheide, Institut für Landschaft und Urbane Studien (LUS), Städtebau
Caroline Winkler, Institut für Verkehrsplanung und Transportsysteme (IVT)