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Newsletter Ausgabe: NL 33

Newsletter Ausgabe: NL 33

Architecture Competition: Project Design and the Building Process.

21. June 2017

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London: Routledge. ISBN-13: 978-1472469984. Mehr Much valued by design professionals, controversially discussed in the media, regularly misunderstood by the public and systematically regulated by public procurement; in recent years, architecture competitions have become projection screens for various and often incommensurable desires and hopes. Almost all texts engage it for More

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Investigation of a static and a dynamic neighbourhood methodology to develop work programs for multiple close municipal infrastructure networks

21. June 2017

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In: Structure and Infrastructure Engineering, 13(3). S.361–389. PDF Interventions on urban infrastructures cause disruptions to the services provided but also to other networks that have to be (partially) shut down for the interventions. A dynamic grouping methodology is presented that results in work programs with a better consideration More

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Delta Dialogues. Heft Nr. 20 der Schriftenreihe «Pamphlet»

21. June 2017

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Zürich: gta Verlag. Mehr Delta landscapes are difficult to define and the analysis of a site caught between land and water calls for more than a mapping project to understand its complex bounds. This issue of Pamphlet proposes that we must innovate our design methods, strategies, processes, and tools to gain More

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Extending Morris method for qualitative global sensitivity analysis of models with dependent inputs

21. June 2017

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In: Reliability Engineering & System Safety, 162. S.28-39. PDF A non-parametric approach is proposed for qualitative sensitivity analysis (i.e., screening) of dependent inputs. Numerical experiments show that it can properly identify the influential inputs. Its low computational cost but high accuracy makes it practical for the initial screening More

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Estimating pedestrian speed using aggregated literature data

21. June 2017

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In: Physica A – Statistical Mechanics and Its Applications, 468. S.1-29. PDF This work describes the most important factors influencing walking speed and estimates their impact, based on a review of more than 200 studies that measured walking speed. The parameter values for different influences were computed and More

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Der intelligente Parkplatz: Elektronisch gesteuertes, dynamisches Preissystem

21. June 2017

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In: Neue Zürcher Zeitung 237.270: S. 10. Mehr Parkieren in der Stadt ist und bleibt ein Dauerproblem. Dieses könnte massgeblich entschärft werden, wenn Parkplätze einem sich selbst steuernden System von Angebot und Nachfrage unterworfen würden.

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33 | März 2017: Ein Blick zurück

21. June 2017

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Geschätzte Leserinnen und Leser Ein Blick zurück innerhalb der eigenen Disziplin hat nichts mit Rückständigkeit zu tun. Im Gegenteil. Die Arbeitsgrundlage der «neuen Städtebauer» ist in erster Linie die bestehende Stadtarchitektur und ihre Geschichte. In der Gestaltung von Landschaft ist das Wissen um deren Geschichte grundlegend und historische Verkehrskarten More

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ETH Zürich am WEF 2017 in Davos: «Magic through Technology»

16. June 2017

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Anlässlich des World Economic Forums 2017 in Davos, an einem Treffen mit Politik, Behörden und Wirtschaftsvertretern aus dem Kanton Graubünden, präsentierte ETH-Präsident Lino Guzzella unter anderem die studentischen Entwürfe einer neuen transalpinen Eisenbahnlinie zwischen Scuol (CH), Mals (IT) und Landeck (A), die im Rahmen des Entwurfssemesters von Marcel Meili, Günther Vogt und More

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The People’s Museum

16. June 2017

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Can a museum be a force for change in a city? Inspired by citizen-led solidarity initiatives, the Urban-Think Tank Chair and Baier Bischofberger have redefined the iconic, but neglected, Historical Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina – not as an institution dedicated solely to the display of objects, but as More

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Mapping Urban Ecosystem Services with Google

16. June 2017

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Researchers in the Future Cities Laboratory at the Singapore-ETH Centre developed a new and relatively inexpensive method to rapidly estimate the amount of shade provided by street trees. Using nearly 100,000 images from Google Street View, the study helps further our understanding on how green spaces contribute to urban sustainability. 

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«Prof. Milica Topalovic: What is Territorial Planning?»

16. June 2017

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Prof. Milica Topalovic and her chair for Architecture of Territory joined the NSL. She and her outstanding team are rethinking the relationship between the city and the countryside as the relationship between territories of production and territories of consumption. 

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Pathways of Post-Socialist Urban Development. The Case of Budapest

16. June 2017

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The subject of this dissertation is the specific symptom-group of Budapest’s post-socialist urban development, planning and governance between 1990 and 2010. Furthermore, it establishes causal nexus between these symptomps and their historical background, namely the charactristics of the socialist past and of the systemic transformation. 

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Backcasting – Looking Backwards to Reach the Desired Future

16. June 2017

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Backcasting is a planning method that identifies a desired future and then evaluates how this desired state can be reached. But how would this desired future look like? Searching for ideas and visions promotes creative solutions and stimulates discussions. 

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Was uns historische Verkehrskarten verraten

16. June 2017

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Die Frage, wie sich besser ausgebaute, weiter verzweigte und schnellere Verkehrswege auf den Raum, die Gesellschaft und die Wirtschaft auswirken, stellt sich in regelmässigen Abständen ganz konkret. Immer dann, wenn wieder grössere Investitionen in unser Verkehrssystem anstehen. Doch was für Auswirkungen sind zu erwarten? Können wir aus der More

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Die Landschaft lesen

16. June 2017

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Landschaft zu lesen bedeutet, in der Landschaftsarchitektur das Gefüge von geographischen, naturräumlichen oder kulturhistorischen Spuren als Basis für gegenwärtige Formen und zukünftige Gestaltung zu verstehen. Diese Profile aus landschaftlichen «Geschichten» bilden Kernthemen des TheoryLabs der Professur Girot. 

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Das Wissen von der Stadt

16. June 2017

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Nach dem Versagen der abstrakten Raum- und Stadtplanung ist der Städtebau, genauer: der Stadtentwurf den Planern aus der Hand genommen und von den Architekten und Landschaftsarchitekten besetzt worden. Diese haben ihm, glücklicherweise, seine konkrete und räumliche Dimension zurückgegeben, haben aber den Entwurfsansatz, den sie für Häuser und Gärten More

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This article has been published in the following newsletter edition:

33 | März 2017: Ein Blick zurück

  • Das Wissen von der Stadt
  • Die Landschaft lesen
  • Was uns historische Verkehrskarten verraten
  • Backcasting – Looking Backwards to Reach the Desired Future
  • Pathways of Post-Socialist Urban Development. The Case of Budapest
  • «Prof. Milica Topalovic: What is Territorial Planning?»
  • Mapping Urban Ecosystem Services with Google
Kurzmeldungen
  • The People’s Museum
  • ETH Zürich am WEF 2017 in Davos: «Magic through Technology»
Publikationen
  • Architecture Competition: Project Design and the Building Process.
  • Investigation of a static and a dynamic neighbourhood methodology to develop work programs for multiple close municipal infrastructure networks
  • Delta Dialogues. Heft Nr. 20 der Schriftenreihe «Pamphlet»
  • Extending Morris method for qualitative global sensitivity analysis of models with dependent inputs
  • Estimating pedestrian speed using aggregated literature data
  • Der intelligente Parkplatz: Elektronisch gesteuertes, dynamisches Preissystem

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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