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46 | Juni 2020: Partizipation II / Participation II

Sehr geehrte Leserinnen und Leser

Partizipative Prozesse präsentieren wir Ihnen auch im Juni-Newsletter, mittels einem «serious game» zu den Alpen, der Perspektive der Bevölkerung auf partizipative Interventionen in Südafrika und Bogota, und wir denken partizipative Prozesse über die Menschen hinaus weiter. Passend dazu: unser Interview mit Teresa Gali-Izard, der neuen Professorin für Landschaftsarchitektur am NSL der ETH Zürich.

Wir wünschen viel informatives Lesevergnügen!

Landscape of the Pays de la Meije from Lautaret pass (Photo by Nicolas Salliou)

MtnPaths: Exploring Adaptation Pathways with Alpine Communities

Nicolas Salliou | Prof. Adrienne Grêt-Regamey, Planning of Landscape and Urban Systems (PLUS)

How do we plan the adaptation of mountain territories for the challenges of the future? In particular, how do we maintain key ecosystem services to guarantee their capacity for adaptation? We engaged with stakeholders about these challenges through participatory research, building their vision for the future of their territory and co-designing tools to explore and understand adaptation pathways.

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Masiphumelele and Lake Michelle, Cape Town, South Africa. Johnny Miller/Millefoto

Participatory Urban Governance in South Africa

Katrin Hofer | Spatial Development and Urban Policy (SPUR), Prof. Dr. David Kaufmann

Citizen participation in planning and politics was a central promise of the first democratic government in South Africa. However, despite efforts for engaging civil society in local governance, planning remains state-driven and problems of implementation prevail. We explore participatory practices in South Africa from the perspective of the people.

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Habitarte intervention in Ciudad Bolivar, Bogotá

Top-down art-based urban upgrading initiatives in informal neighbourhoods in Bogota: Placemaking or reaffirming marginalization?

Dr. Jennifer Duyne Barenstein and Daniela Sanjinés | ETH Wohnforum – ETH CASE

It is widely assumed that popular visual art, such as murals, can potentially be a powerful driver for urban regeneration with important social, economic and environmental benefits. The voices of those directly affected by these type of interventions, however, are often missing. Our research in two informal neighbourhoods in Bogota focused on residents’ perceptions of Habitarte, a government-led programme in informal settlements.

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A promenade through hidden landscapes © Metaxia Markaki & Simona Ferrari

Landscape In-Between. A River and a Backyard

Metaxia Markaki | Architecture of Territory, Prof. Milica Topalovic; Simona Ferrari | Architectural Behaviorology, Prof. Momoyo Kaijima

Could we imagine extending the concept of participation beyond the social and civic aspects of a community? Could we go far enough to include non-humans, landscapes, histories, ecologies and the environment in which a community is rooted? What kind of new constellations would this imply and what possibilities would this allow?

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Teresa Gali-Izard. Portrait: wijkmarkphoto

Design as an Answer to Values and Ethics

Teresa Gali-Izard | Landscape Architecture

Prof. Teresa Gali-Izard started her chair of landscape architecture at ETH Zurich in 2020, co-creating the new master in landscape architecture which starts this autumn semester. In our interview she talks about her influences such as Augustin Berque, her background, and her commitment to experimenting with new forms of collaboration.

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Kurzmeldungen

Mobilitätsverhalten vor/nach/während Covid-19

Joseph Molloy | chair of Prof. Kay W. Axhausen, Transport Planning and Systems | chair of Prof. Dr. Beat Hintermann, University of Basel, Faculty of Business and Economics

Der neueste Bericht des Mobilitätsverhaltens in der Schweiz, zum besseren Verständnis der Auswirkungen des Coronavirus, ist nun online. Beachten Sie vor allem die neuen Ergebnisse zu den PW-Geschwindigkeiten und der Wirkung des «home office» über die Wochen.

Vo Luzern uf Wäggis zue – wer bewertet Landschaften?

Prof. Dr. Adrienne Grêt-​Regamey | Planung von Landschaft und Urbanen Systemen (PLUS)

Wie definiert man schöne Landschaft, wenn die Schönheit im Auge der Betrachterin und des Betrachters liegt? Was viele gar nicht wissen: Die Schweiz hat sich dazu verpflichtet, Landschaften und ihre Qualitäten zu erfassen, zu beschreiben und zu bewerten. Machine Learning Algorithmen können hierbei hilfreich sein. Interview im Zukunftsblog der ETH Zürich

Publikationen

This is a selection. Find a complete list in the ETH Zürich Research Collection.

Exklusiv Europabrücke
Patrick Düblin, Isabelle Fehlmann, Christophe Girot, Myriam Uzor (Hg.)

Exklusiv Europabrücke. Auf Umwegen durch Zürich-Altstetten

Der Zürcher Stadtteil Altstetten ist ein Mikrokosmos der Schweiz, ein städtebauliches Laboratorium, Dorf und Metropole in einem. Er ist ein Ort der Gegensätze und Widersprüche. Davon zeugt auch die Europabrücke, dieses Monument vergangener Träume, das eine gewaltige Achse durch diese eigentümliche Stadtlandschaft schlägt. In Exklusiv Europabrücke blicken wir über das kolossale Viadukt hinweg auf das Limmattal, in der Absicht, die verborgenen Schätze von Altstetten zu Fuss zu erkunden. Das Buch ist zugleich unkonventionelles Ortsporträt und Anleitung, sich bewusst auf Umwege zu begeben.

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Greater Zurich’s distribution of land use in 1990 and 2014 for residents and in 1995/96 and 2014 for full-time equivalent (FTE) workers and FTE retail workers. Localisation of hectares reaching the thresholds (shaded) and localisation of global maxima (dotted circles) for 0.5, 1.5, and 5.0 km radii catchment areas. © Sibylle Wälty, ETH Zurich
Sibylle Wälty

Greater Zurich does not use land parsimoniously: despite the spatial planning act, which has been in force since 1980

An overconsumption of land for building and urban use has resulted from rising incomes, falling transport costs, separating urban land use, restricting building heights and densities, and the lack of internalizing negative externalities. This paper empirically analyses whether land in Greater Zurich is used parsimoniously.

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Martin Lendi

Probleme meistern – auch komplexe – als Auftrag der Politik

Dieser Text sucht nach konstruktiven Lösungen für das Meistern von Problemen durch die Politik, erleichtert durch die Einsicht, dass diese nicht allmächtig ist.

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Uninhabitable Habitat

Unhabitable Habitat

Call for applications by 30 June | Summer School 31 August – 4 September in Geneva.

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POSTPONED: 7th SCCER Mobility Annual Conference

23 November 2020 (tentative) | ETH Zurich.

As 7 years of SCCER Mobility slowly draw to an end, we invite you to this conference to present a synthesis of the competence center, to review the most relevant research results of each capacity area and conclude with an outlook on important future research topics.

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Poster The Real and the Ideal

POSTPONED: Public Space: The Real and the Ideal

2 to 5 July 2021 | 5th Biennial Conference of the International Society for the Philosophy of Architecture | Monte Verità (near Locarno), Switzerland.
Keynote speakers: Margaret Crawford, Sarah Whiting.

The 5th Biennial Conference of the International Society for the Philosophy of Architecture examines public space and its architecture in a rapidly changing societal, political, and technological context. Issues that might be tackled include (but are not limited to): Public space and the collective ideal, public space and privatization, public space and participation, public space and commodification, public space and technological innovation.

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Redaktionsteam

Isabelle Fehlmann, Institut für Landschaft und Urbane Studien (LUS), Landschaftsarchitektur
Melanie Fessel, Institut für Landschaft und Urbane Studien (LUS), Städtebau
Claudia Gebert, Koordinationsstelle NSL, Chefredaktion
Joe Molloy, Institut für Verkehrsplanung und Transportsysteme (IVT)
Nazli Tümerdem, Institut für Landschaft und Urbane Studien (LUS), Städtebau
Maarten Van Strien, Institut für Raum- und Landschaftsentwicklung (IRL)

  • 65 | März 2025: Globale Forschung / Global Research
  • 64 | Dezember 2024: Gesellschaftliche Prozesse / Societal Systems
  • 63 | September 2024: Ressourcen und Energie / Resources and Energy
  • 62 | Juni 2024: Digitale Planungstools / Digital Planning Tools
  • 61 | März 2024: Mobilität und Transport-Infrastruktur / Mobility and Transport Infrastructure
  • 60 | Dezember 2023: Resiliente Urbane Systeme / Resilient Urban Systems
  • 59 | September 2023: Nachhaltige Ernährungssysteme / Sustainable Food Systems
  • 58 | Juni 2023: Wissensproduktion / Knowledge Production
  • 57 | März 2023: Landschafts- und Klimawandel / Landscape and Climate Change
  • 56 | Dezember 2022: Trans-disziplinarität
  • 55 | September 2022: Ort / Place
  • 54 | Juni 2022: Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning
  • 53 | März 2022: Agency
  • 52 | Dezember 2021: Risiko / Risk
  • 51 | September 2021: Umwelt im Wandel / Transitional Environments
  • 50 | Juni 2021: Nothilfe / Emergency Aid
  • 49 | März 2021: Future Cities Lab Global
  • 48 | Dezember 2020: Communication | Mediation
  • 47 | September 2020: Umgang mit Krisen / Adaption to Crisis
  • 46 | Juni 2020: Partizipation II / Participation II
  • 45 | Mai 2020: Partizipation I / Participation I
  • 44 | Dezember 2019: Methoden / Methods
  • 43 | September 2019: Verdichtung / Density
  • 42 | Juni 2019: Politik und Raum / Politics and Space
  • 41 | April 2019: Urbane Qualität / Urban Quality
  • 40 | Dezember 2018: Technologie beeinflusst Verhalten / Technology Influences Behaviour
  • 39 | Oktober 2018: Öffentlicher Raum / Public Space
  • 38 | Juni 2018: Big Data in der Forschung / Big Data in Research
  • 37 | März 2018: Arbeiten im internationalen Umfeld / International Context Work
  • 36 | Dezember 2017: Geräuschkulissen
  • 35 | September 2017: Ressourcen
  • 34 | Juni 2017: Ein Blick in die Zukunft
  • 33 | März 2017: Ein Blick zurück
  • 32 | Dezember 2016: Infrastrukturen
  • 31 | September 2016: Bezahlbar wohnen
  • 30 | Juni 2016: Vogelperspektive
  • 29 | März 2016: Unter der Oberfläche
  • 28 | Dezember 2015: Stadt und Nahrung
  • 27 | September 2015: Abschlussbericht Future Cities Laboratory FCL
  • 26 | Mai 2015: Nationalfondsprojekt 65, Neue Urbane Qualität: Abschlussberichte
  • 25 | März 2015: Mapping
  • 24 | Dezember 2014: Energie(wende)
  • 23 | September 2014: Resilienz
  • 22 | Juni 2014: Aktivitäten des NSL-Mittelbaus
  • 21 | März 2014: Informelle Siedlungen
  • 20 | Dezember 2013: Visualisierungen
  • 19 | September 2013: Bahn und Raumentwicklung
  • 18 | Juni 2013: Verdichtung
  • 17 | März 2013: Weiterbildung am NSL
  • 16 | Dezember 2012: Nationalfondsprojekt 65: Neue Urbane Qualität
  • 15 | September 2012: Inter- und Transdisziplinarität
  • 14 | Juni 2012: Wissenstransfer
  • 13 | März 2012: Projekte des Future Cities Laboratory in Singapur
  • 12 | Dezember 2011: Wasser / Landschaft
  • 11 | September 2011: Infrastrukturen
  • 10 | Juni 2011: Risiko
  • 09 | März 2011: Analyse unseres Verhaltens in den Städten
  • 08 | Dez. 2010: Alpenraum und Nord-Süd Transversale
  • 07 | Sept. 2010: Daten sammeln, archivieren, zur Verfügung stellen
  • 06 | Juni 2010: Mobilität
  • 05 | März 2010: Bilder und Videos
  • 04 | Dez. 2009: Gesellschaft / Soziologie
  • 03 | Sept. 2009: Nachhaltigkeit
  • 02 | Juni 2009: Städtebau
  • 01 | März 2009: Weiterbildung am NSL

Chairs

Prof. Dr. Bryan T. Adey
Prof. Dr. Kay W. Axhausen
Prof. Dr. Tom Avermaete
Prof. Maria Conen
Prof. Dr. Francesco Corman
Dr. Jennifer Duyne Barenstein
Prof. Teresa Galí-Izard
Prof. Dr. Adrienne Grêt-Regamey
Prof. Dr. Guillaume Habert
Prof. Dr. Eva Heinen
Prof. Damian Jerjen
Prof. Dr. David Kaufmann
Prof. Hubert Klumpner
Dr. Anastasios Kouvelas
Prof. Freek Persyn
Prof. Dr. Christian Schmid
Prof. Milica Topalovic
Prof. Martina Voser

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Deputy Director: Prof. Milica Topalovic

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