Garden of the XXI Century in Til-Til, Chile

The Garden located in Huertos Familiares, Tiltil, Chile, investigates how soil modification through changes in land management practices can build capacity ecological and social in the community, and create possibilities for the emergence of a new type of public garden in the community of Tiltil. Tiltil, which already More

Prof. Teresa Galí-Izard | Landschaftsarchitektur

Teresa Gali-Izard is professor of the Chair of Being Alive and director of the Master of Landscape Architecture at ETH. She is a principal of Arquitectura Agronomia, a landscape architecture firm based in Barcelona. Teresa is the author of “The Same Landscapes. Ideas and interpretations” and is trained as an Agronomist at Polytechnic University of Catalonia.

DELUS began its journey in 2021, born from a shared vision between the LUS doctoral fellows Sara Frikech and Johanna Just to highlight the Institute’s research endeavours and establish a platform for engaging dialogues on pressing topics within the field of landscape and urban studies.

Situated at the intersection of architecture, landscape, and urban studies, DELUS seeks to become a platform for exchange. It engages with research based at LUS and far beyond, connecting designers, artists, scientists, scholars, and students; dealing with landscape and urban questions; and giving visibility to emerging topics, concepts and projects in these fields.

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Codes and Conventions for Future Zurich: A Propositional Planning Approach to Qualitative Densification

This 4-year project uniquely combines historical and design-led research to explore urban strategies for housing the anticipated 25% population increase that Zurich is facing in the next 20 years. A ‘retroactive analysis’ of the historical evolution of building codes, as well as of the specific urban types and More

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.