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55 | September 2022: Ort / Place

Sehr geehrte Leserinnen und Leser

Was braucht ein «Ort»? Bzw. wie verhindert man, dass bei zunehmendem Verkehr und Verdichtung ein «Unort» daraus wird? Die Antwort hat, zumindest gemäss unserem Newsletter, etwas mit (Um-)Gestaltung, subjektiver Wahrnehmung, Methoden, Technik und/oder Handwerk zu tun.
Und scrollen Sie bis ganz nach unten, bei so vielen Anlässen ist bestimmt einer dabei, den Sie brauchen.

In diesem Sinne: viel informatives Lesevergnügen!

E-Bike City © Lukas Ballo, ETH Zürich

The E-Bike City: Bringing Amsterdam and Copenhagen to Switzerland?

Lukas Ballo | Verkehrsplanung, Prof. Dr. Kay W. Axhausen

Transport challenges in cities have never been more urgent. Mobility must be rapidly decarbonized and negative externalities of traffic are gaining more attention. On the other side, growing urban populations and economic growth generate ever more traffic.

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Figure 1 - Tools and methods used for understanding place and place-making. Clockwise from top-left: online surveys, field experiments measuring emotional reactions using electrodermal activity, serious gaming for multi-stakeholder engagement, hybrid point-cloud environments. © PLUS, ETH Zürich

Globescape: Understanding Place, Fostering Place-making

Michal Switalski, Marcelo Galleguillos, Laura Schalbetter, Johann Schuur | Planning of Landscapes and Urban Systems (PLUS), Prof. Dr. Adrienne Grêt-Regamey

Unprecedented urbanisation is transforming productive agricultural land into standardised settlements in which people are losing their sense of place and the motivation to initiate change. How people feel about, interact with, or want different places to be shaped, has been systematically researched through the lenses of place and place-making, which are useful when combining physical landscape changes within a people-centred perspective.

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Point cloud model of the Paul Scherrer Institute © Benedikt Kowalewski, ETH Zürich

Field Reconnaissance

Benedikt Kowalewski | Landscape Architecture, Prof. Christophe Girot

As part of the design studio «Atomic Heart River», students in collaboration with the Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI) were asked to develop visionary concepts for the science campus of the future. In addition to point clouds, other design tools such as a GNSS drawing device and virtual reality applications were used to strengthen the site-specific qualities of the student’s designs.

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Start of soil sampling, photo by Lisa Emma Naudin, © Chair of Being Alive, ETH Zurich

Understanding a Place by Looking at its Soil

Stefan Breit, Uxía Varela, Insa Streit | Chair of Being Alive, Prof. Teresa Galí-Izard

Doing fieldwork – such as the study of soil, vegetation, or other living systems – is an essential task in the discipline of landscape architecture. It helps to understand and translate the existing conditions of a place to uncover its potential for future transformations. The Chair of Being Alive has organized a one-week residency in the Blenio Valley (Ticino) to learn and experiment with fieldwork methods.

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Kurzmeldungen

Portrait Sibylle Wälty

If you work in Zurich, you should be able to live there – but where exactly?

Sibylle Wälty | ETH Wohnforum – ETH CASE

Much controversy surrounds the SBB Neugasse project in the city Zurich. It will be put to the vote for Zurich citizens on 25 September. On a 30-​hectare site in a well-​connected location, only 375 flats are envisaged. This means that there is not sufficient densification, not as much housing is being created as would be possible. Spatial development scientist Sibylle Wälty shows how this area could contribute to alleviating the housing shortage. To the article on the ETH «Zukunftsblog»

Interkantonal koordiniertes Monitoring Bauen ausserhalb Bauzonen

Andreas Moser, Dr. Ulrike Wissen Hayek, Prof. Dr. Adrienne Grêt-Regamey | Planung von Landschaft und Urbanen Systemen – PLUS; Dr. Richard R. Hollenweger | Direction des autorisations de construire (DAC) - État de Vaud

Am 3. Schweizer Landschaftskongress in Rapperswil hat die ETH Zürich in Kooperation mit dem Kanton Waadt das Projekt für ein interkantonal koordiniertes Monitoring zum Bauen ausserhalb der Bauzonen vorgestellt. Das Ziel des Projekts ist die partizipative Entwicklung von Indikatoren basierend auf bestehenden Datengrundlagen. Wer den Posterbeitrag verpasst hat, kann ihn hier ansehen.

Jennifer Duyne Barenstein

Jennifer Duyne Barenstein wird Leiterin des ETH Wohnforum – ETH CASE

Dr. Jennifer Duyne Barenstein | ETH Wohnforum – ETH CASE

Dr. Jennifer Duyne Barenstein übernimmt die Leitung des interdisziplinären Forschungszentrums ETH Wohnforum – ETH CASE. Sie tritt die Nachfolge von Dr. Marie Glaser an und bringt langjährige internationale Leitungserfahrung mit. Die Sozialwissenschaftlerin ist seit sechs Jahren am ETH Wohnforum tätig und spezialisiert auf sozioökonomische und kulturelle Aspekte des Wohnens, Urbanisierungsprozesse sowie bezahlbaren und gemeinnützigen Wohnraum. Seit 2016 leitet sie den MAS ETH in Housing.

Sibylle Wälty and Freek Persyn under the Europa Bridge. (Photograph: Marcel Rickli)

Calculate or co-create?

Beauty may be in the eye of the beholder – yet how do we find consensus on a shared amenity such as a neighbourhood? We took a stroll with two ETH architects to discover how they see their role as mediators between the conflicting priorities of urban consolidation, functionalism and aesthetics.  Article in ETH Globe (online).

In Zurich, the acceptance of residential densification projects depends on perceptions of how they will impact housing costs and rent. Pictured here: a neighbourhood in north Zurich. (Photograph: KEYSTONE / Christian Beutler)

“Yes, but not like this!” – Why densification often lacks public acceptance

David Kaufmann | Raumentwicklung und Stadtpolitik (SPUR)

Densification is a fundamental principle of urban planning and development today. Nevertheless, it often encounters local resistance. A group of ETH researchers has now systematically investigated factors influencing public acceptance of densification, focusing on the canton of Zurich and six cities of global importance. One key factor: affordable housing. Article at ETH News

Publikationen

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

Cover disP 58_1 March 2022

disP 58/1, March 2022

disP – The Planning Review, Volume 58, Issue 1, March 2022 is now available online on Taylor & Francis Online.

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The position of the City on the Water project within the Belgrade city pattern. © Ana Peric, ETH Zürich.
Ana Peric

Post-socialist Discourse of Urban Megaproject Development: From City on the Water to Belgrade Waterfront

This article traces the shift in urban governance of Belgrade’s recent megaprojects using the method of discourse analysis of daily newspapers.

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Christophe Girot, Dennis Häusler, Magdalena Kaufmann, Matthias Vollmer.

Pamphlet 26: Probing Zurich

Booklaunch 27 September, 18:00 | ETH Zürich, Zentrum, Haupthalle. More

Poster Learning Spaces ARCH+249

ARCH+ 249: Learning Spaces

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Christophe Girot, Ludwig Berger, Fabian Gutscher, Dennis Häusler, Johannes Rebsamen, Matthias Vollmer (Hrsg.)

Bodies of Water – A Swiss Landscape Trilogy

Exhibition 4 – 14 October / Vernissage & Book Launch: 4 October, 18:00 | ETH Zürich, Zentrum, HG Main Hall. More

Nitin Bathla, Jennifer Duyne Barenstein (Hrsg.)

The [Seasonal] Arrival City: Designing for migrants’ ‘transient right to the city’

Buchvernissage 6. Oktober, 18:00 | ETH Zürich, Hönggerberg, HIT, Wolfgang-Pauli-Str. 27. More

Dimensions of place (adapted from Canter (1977) and Montgomery (1998)) and resulting concepts in bold (place qualities, sense of place, place affect) © ETH Zürich
Michal Switalski, Adrienne Grêt-Regamey

Operationalising Place for Land System Science

This paper introduces the concept of place for land system science to better understand how the transformation of place, as place-making, can be operationalised.

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Giancarlos Parady, Kay W. Axhausen

Size Matters

The use and misuse of statistical significance in discrete choice models in the transportation academic literature.

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Aktuell

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False Clouds

9 September – 20 October | National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Urban Design Studio Sarajevo, BiH.

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Gotthard Landschaft – eine digitale Reise durch das alpine Massiv

20. – 30. September | ETH Zürich, Zentrum, Hauptgebäude (HG) Innenhof.

Im Rahmen der Schweizer Digitaltage bespielt die Ausstellung «Gotthard Landschaft» der Professur Christophe Girot mit einem Punktwolken-Modell dieser bedeutsamen Bergregion den Innenhof des ETH Hauptgebäudes.

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Methoden der Stadtforschung: 21 Years of Urban Sociology

PROGRAMM GEÄNDERT! 22. September bis 8. Dezember 2022, jeweils Donnerstag, 13:45 – 15:30 | ETH Zürich, Hönggerberg, HIL E1.

Diese Vorlesungsreihe vermittelt einen Rückblick auf die Arbeit der Dozentur Soziologie am D-ARCH und einen aktuellen Überblick über sozialwissenschaftliche Stadtforschung.

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Profile der Landschaft. Talschaft: Gletsch, Rhônegletscher, Belvédère, Furkapass um 1925 / Quelle: Mittelholzer Walter; ETH-Bibliothek Zürich; Bildarchiv/Stiftung Luftbild Schweiz

Profile der Alpen: Landschaft, Landscape, Paysage – Talschaft

8. November 2022 | 18:00 ETH Zürich, Hönggerberg, HIL G 64. More

Echo Park Lake, Los Angeles, August 7, 2022. Photo by anonymous activist.

Between Activism and Academia: Research Justice in Unequal Cities

11 October, 17:30 | ETH Zürich, Zentrum, HG E 7.

Lecturers: Ananya Roy, University of California, Los Angeles. Comments by Christian Schmid, ETH Zürich, Joanna Kusiak, University of Cambridge, and Hanna Hilbrandt, University of Zürich.

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Architecture of Territory: MY ENERGY

Thursday 24.11./1.12., 10:00 – 12:00 | ETH Zürich, Oerlikon, Neunbrunnenstr. 50, ONA E 7 + online.

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

Hands-​on Material testing (photo credit: Natalia Kobylinska)

CAS/DAS ETH in Regenerative Materials

earth. bio-​based. reused.

Think regenerative !

It is time to go beyond sustainability. Alternative solutions out of local resources such as earth, bio-​based and reused materials are emerging all over the world and are triggering regenerative output, thanks to their capacity to contribute to the restoration and improvement of the surrounding natural and social environment. However, they are not widespread in the construction sector due to lack of information on the side of decision makers and lack of competence on the side of practitioners.

The CAS and DAS ETH in Regenerative Materials, international ETH training programmes launched by the Chair of Sustainable Construction of the ETH Zurich, aim to tackle this problem. These teachings offer knowledge and skills to question our conventional construction techniques and to promote regenerative materials from resource extraction to construction site, operation and end of life of the building materials. They promote a territorial approach from the preliminary phase of the construction programme.

Website CAS and DAS ETH in Regenerative Materials

(RE)Acting/(EN)Acting: New Approaches in Landscape Architecture

18 October, 17:00 | Oslo School of Architecture and Design (AHO). More

Bibliothekseröffnung Lucius und Annemarie Burckhardt

25. November 2022, 18:00 Uhr | Anmeldung bis 18. November | Case Studio VOGT, Stampfenbachstrasse 59, Zürich. More

«Incontri con il paesaggio»

17 November, 17:00 – 19:00 | Politecnico di Torino, Castello del Valentino, Torino. More

Nature and Engineering: The Park of the Buttes-Chaumont

21 November, 16:00 – 18:00 | via Zoom.

Lecturer: Antoine Picon – Professor of the History of Architecture and Technology, Harvard Graduate School of Design.

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Symbolbild (Y. Artemenko / Adobe Stock / remixed by o-​media)

Will E-​Bikes Bring Amsterdam and Copenhagen to Switzerland?  

Kick-off event | 23 November 2022, 13:30, aperitif around 18:00 | HG F 30 (Audi Max), ETH Zürich, Zentrum.
Registration deadline 9 November.

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Cowork © Eugen Fleckenstein. Original Erschienen in Schneeberger & Van Wezemael (2021): Dezentralschweiz

Dezentralschweiz

30. November 2022, 18:00-20:00 | Ort: ETH Zürich, Zentrum, LEE D 101.

Welche Lehren ziehen wir aus der Covid-Krise als Feldversuch für eine nachhaltigere Stadtlandschaft Schweiz?

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Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism/Architecture 2022/23

18 December 2022 until 12 March 2023 | Shenzhen, China.

The UABB is the only exhibition in the world to explore issues of urbanization. More

Point Cloud Video Still 2021 © chair Christophe Girot, ETH Zürich

Von Bewegung, Video und Wolken

28. November – 3. Dezember 2022 | Ausstellung und Round Table Talks | ETH Zürich, Hönggerberg, HXE C1. More

Inaugural Lecture Prof. Teresa Galí-Izard

1 December, 17:15 | ETH Zürich, Zentrum, HG F 30.

Prof. Galí-Izard defines landscape architects as translators of the potential of places defined primary by its geological and climatic conditions.

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Landmanagement – Weiterentwicklung eines Instrumentariums

18. Januar 2023, 9:00 – 17:00 | ETH Zürich (Zentrum), Auditorium Maximum HG F 30.

Das Landmanagement ist im Wandel. Schon heute werden seine Instrumente zur Förderung vielfältiger Funktionen des Raumes eingesetzt.

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Verdichtung in Altstetten, Zürich, 2022. Foto: ETH Wohnforum / Jennifer Duyne Barenstein, ETH Zürich

Städtische Verdichtung und Verdrängung

9. Februar 2023, 17:00–18:45 Uhr | ZAZ BELLERIVE Zentrum Architektur Zürich, Höschgasse 3, Zürich.

Expert:innen, Politiker:innen und Aktivist:innen diskutieren über die sozialen Auswirkungen der anhaltend raschen Verdichtung der Stadt Zürich. Diese erfolgt oft durch den Ersatz von preiswertem Wohnraum durch neue Wohnungen, die für einkommensschwächere Menschen nicht mehr erschwinglich sind. Am 25. Januar 2023 eröffnet im ZAZ BELLERIVE Zentrum Architektur Zürich eine Ausstellung zum gleichen Thema, die in Kooperation mit dem MAS in Housing und MAS in Geschichte und Theorie der Architektur (gta) organisiert wird.
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Redaktionsteam

Silvia Converso, Institut für Landschaft und Urbane Studien (LUS), Landschaftsarchitektur
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
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)

  • 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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