Catégorie : Evénements
E-Bike City Results & Future
LUS Doctoral Crits HS24
Jubiläumsfeier ETH RAUM & Vernissage
Wanderausstellung und Podium «10-Minuten-Nachbarschaften»
Tagung Landmanagement 2025: Klimaresilientes Wassermanagement im ländlichen Raum
Brownbag Lunch zum Thema Wissenschaftliche Politikberatung im Bereich Raumplanung
Open House Westhof «Architekturen des Zusammenlebens – Small Talk!», Architekturführung im Anschluss
Call for Papers: Sustainable Built Environment Conference (SBE25)
We are thrilled to announce the Sustainable Built Environment Conference (SBE25), which will be held from June 25 to 27, 2025 in Zürich. The conference topic is “Shaping Tomorrow: Systems Thinking in the Built Environment”. Releasing over 40% of global greenhouse gas emissions and consuming over 40% of Plus
Brasilândia Design Studio at University of St. Gallen Latin America Week
LUS Doctoral Seminar: More-Than Methodologies: Explorations in Landscape and Urban Research
D-BAUG Urban Research Seminar
Open House Zürich, Quartierrundgang «10-Minuten-Nachbarschaften»
LUS Talks 2024: AFTER BREAKDOWNS
Matters of Urban Expertise: Who develops the City of the Future?
Digital Double: Situating and Troubling AI Technologies for Architectural Reconstruction and Urban Simulation
Einführungsvorlesung Prof. Martina Voser: I paesaggi invisibili – Eine Reise durch blaugraugrüne Facetten
2 + 2 + 1 Eine Debatte über zeitgenössische Landschaftsarchitektur
ETH RAUM Öffentliche Vorlesungsreihe
Baukultur back to the future
Grundlagen: Vitrinen. A Zürich Lexicon
Urban Codes and Urban Forms: The Case of Zurich
Public Guest Talk with Arturo Escobar – POSTPONED
Wohnraum für alle ist hindernisfrei-anpassbar
DER AUTOMOBILE MENSCH – Filmvorführung & Podiumsdiskussion zur Verkehrswende
LUS Doctoral Crits AS 2024 & Book Launch
Ramification. Eine Ausstellung zur zeitgenössischen Landschaftsarchitektur
Colloquium on Sociology and Urban Studies
10-Minuten-Nachbarschaften – Eine Tour rund um den Idaplatz
MEHR WOHNRAUM IN STÄDTEN – Wie gelingt die innere Verdichtung?
ETH STUDIO BASEL Open Access: Public Launch
Abschlussvorlesung / Final Lecture Prof. Dr. Christian Schmid: No Condition is Permanent
Neue Ansätze in der Modellierung: «The German experiment with low flat rates for public transport. An economic and political evaluation»
2 + 2 + 1 A Collective Discussion on the Role of Landscape Architecture
Nachfragegetriebene ÖV-Systeme: «Lessons from the design of integrated on-demand transit systems in two cities»
Neue Ansätze in der Modellierung: «Best of both worlds: data driven models with behavioural realism and flexibility»
Meaningful Careers: Built Environment Professionals in Humanitarian Aid
Anna Pagani «On housing justice: let’s talk about fixes that fail»
Die 10-Millionen-Schweiz: Platz für alle?
Sessions on Territory – Climate Anxiety and Mobilizing in Crisis: CLIMATE
Spielraum & Öffentlicher Raum (lecture) | Public Space: The Real and the Ideal (journal presentation)
The Agrarian Question: From Colonialism to Urban Agriculture
CAS ETH in Regenerative Materials – Essentials: Public Lectures
CSFM Seminar: New Regulations on Autonomous Vehicles for Switzerland
LUS Doctoral Crits
Community-led Landscape Restoration 2024: Call for Applications
Application deadline: 10 February 2024 | Working sessions: 7 March, June, September, December 2024. The Institute of Landscape and Urban Studies (LUS) at ETH Zurich is delighted to announce the Community-led Landscape Restoration 2024 working group, a transdisciplinary series open to citizen groups, activists, academic researchers, and policy Plus
Biocultural Cartographies
Urban Research Seminar
29.11.2023, 12:00 – 17:30 | ETH Zürich, Hönggerberg, HIL H 35.1. Urban Research Seminar is a new initiative hosted by D-BAUG with the aim of building a bottom-up network that brings together early career researchers and their ongoing urban research projects across ETH Zürich.
NSL Colloquium: Beyond Maintenance: Responsive Practices for Changing Landscapes
26-28 February 2025, ETH Zürich (exact location TBA). The colloquium will investigate the relationship between the design and maintenance of living systems, seeking to cultivate practices, terminology, and theoretical insights into approaches that attempt to maintain otherwise.