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62 | Juni 2024: Digitale Planungstools / Digital Planning Tools

Dear Readers,

What kinds of digital tools will shape planning today and in the future? How can these tools be implemented in sustainable yet user-friendly ways? The articles shared here dive into these and other thought-provoking questions. We also introduce Damian Jerjen, who is training new spatial planners, and say farewell to Christian Schmid, geographer, sociologist, and urban researcher e.g. at the ETH Studio Basel. Happy reading!

Today's Seebahngraben is the result of entrenching the rail spur in Wiedikon to solve congestion at ground level. The image shows a geometric survey recorded in 2023 with terrestrial laser scanning in which the positions are differentiated by color.

Virtualizing Urban Transition

Philipp Urech, Matthias Vollmer, Fabian Gutscher | Large-scale Virtualization and Modeling Lab

At a time of global anthropogenic paroxysms, initiatives for urban transition are multiplying to ensure quality and resilience of life in cities. In particular, public open space holds immense potential for rapid adaptation to mitigate the severe risks to human health arising from global warming, pollution and pandemics. New methods capable of challenging and reimagining the public open space in cities can help to invent desirable futures.
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Ökosystemleistungen (materielle: gelb, regulierende: grün, immaterielle: türkis). Planungstools (in rot) können helfen, die komplexen Zusammenhänge besser abzubilden und gegeneinander abzuwägen. (Illustration: Noëlle Klein)

Planungstools zur besseren Integration von Biodiversität und Ökosystemleistungen in raumrelevante Entscheidungen

Noëlle Klein | Planung von Landschaft und Urbanen Systemen, Prof. Dr. Adrienne Grêt-Regamey

Der Aktionsplan Biodiversität soll den Zustand der Biodiversität in der Schweiz verbessern. Ein wichtiger Faktor ist der Einbezug von Ökosystemleistungen/Biodiversität in Raumentscheidungen. In einem Bundesmandat wurde eine Übersicht zu Planungstools erstellt, die dabei helfen können. Es wurden planungsinvolvierte Personen interviewt, um Hindernisse und Nachfrage nach Planungstools zu identifizieren.

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A drawing, produced using the BeingAliveLanguage tool, combines soil, forest, and agricultural farmland to illustrate the Landscape City concept, which seeks to anchor our lives and constructions in the laws of nature for the well-being of all in a world transformed by human activity.

Empowering the Next Generation: Illustrating Landscape Systems by Computation

Zhao Ma | Chair of Being Alive, Prof. Teresa Gali-Izard

Landscape systems are intricate and challenging to illustrate effectively. The BeingAliveLanguage, a groundbreaking software integrated into Rhino/Grasshopper, revolutionizes the visualization of soil-centric information. Developed by ETH Zurich’s “Chair of Being Alive,” this tool empowers designers and planners to create expressive, automated illustrations that support decision-making processes.

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Fig. Data flow of the proposed methodological framework.

Adaptive Planning for Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure

Qiming Ye, Bryan T. Adey, Prateek Bansal | Infrastructure Management / Future Cities Laboratory Global

Although a transition to electric vehicles (EVs) has potential to greatly reduce transportation-related greenhouse gas emissions, it faces significant challenges, including range anxiety and limitations in battery capacity. Effective long-term planning for EV charging infrastructure can overcome these barriers and increase the chances of widespread adoption.
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Öffentliche Anhörung im olympischen Center zum Masterplan für Sarajevo

Digital Twin für Sarajevo

Prof. Hubert Klumpner, Dr. Michael Walczak | Architektur und Städtebau (Artikel von Andres Herzog)

Die Professur von Professor Hubert Klumpner hat das erste KI-unterstütze 4D-Modell für Sarajevo entworfen. Es berücksichtigt auch die zeitliche Dimension in der Stadtplanung und war die Grundlage für öffentliche Anhörungen. «Um die Komplexität der Stadt abbilden zu können, brauchen wir neue Methoden, Prozesse und Technologien», sagt Klumpner. Continua

«Die Raumplanung kann mit ihren Instrumenten einen wichtigen Beitrag zu mehr Wohnraum und lebenswerten Räumen beitragen.»

Damian Jerjen | Raumentwicklung

Damian Jerjen ist neu – nebst seinem Engagement am EspaceSuisse – als Professor of Practice beim NSL, ETH Zürich, in der Grundausbildung für die Raumplaner:innen tätig. Im Interview spricht er über die besten Strategien gegen die Wohnraumknappheit, das Gesetz über eine sichere Stromversorgung, das im Juni zur Abstimmung kam und seine Schweizer Lieblingsorte.

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Drive Forward: Revolutionizing Traffic with Advanced Vehicle Trajectory Reconstruction

Yifan Zhang | Traffic Engineering, Dr. Anastasios Kouvelas

Understanding how vehicles move is crucial for safer, more coordinated, and smarter transportation systems. However, directly observing vehicle trajectories is impractical, posing a challenge to obtaining accurate trajectory data with limited sensing capabilities. We explore our innovative approach to vehicle trajectory reconstruction, reshaping the future of traffic management.

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Bild: Prof. Dr. Christian Schmid

«Der Begriff der alpinen Brache war eine Provokation»

Christian Schmid | Dozentur Soziologie

Der Soziologieprofessor Christian Schmid wird dieses Jahr emeritiert. Im Interview mit Andres Herzog blickt er zurück auf seine Zeit am ETH Studio Basel, das mit dem Buch «Die Schweiz: ein städtebauliches Porträt» für Diskussionen gesorgt hat und dessen Publikationen ab Mai als Open Access online frei zugänglich sind.

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4 – 6 September 2024 | ETH Zürich, Hönggerberg, HIL E3 and HIT.

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Today’s design reflects a car-oriented consensus, which was formulated between the 1930’s and 1950’s and adopted around the world since then. The climate crisis challenges this orientation and asks for designs that emphasize micro-mobility. The three days between September 4th and 6th bring together experts, students, and the general public to think about how such a future could look. Talks, discussions, and interactive workshops offer the chance to learn together how to overcome the hurdles facing a climate-friendly environment.

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A Comprehensive Toolbox for Flood Risk Mitigation in Refugee Settlements

Nadine Antenen, Bruna Rohling, David Kostenwein, David Kaufmann | Spatial Development and Urban Policy (SPUR)

SPUR launches a comprehensive toolbox for flood risk mitigation in refugee settlements: www.humanitarian-​risk.org. The toolbox includes a GIS tool to create flood risk maps and mitigation strategies, a compendium of flood risk mitigation measures and a participatory risk mapping methodology. We are thankful for the support of our collaborators: PLUS, UNHCR, SDC, Geneva Technical Hub

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

Snapshot of the simulation experiment in PTV Vissim with cyclists’ riding formation under different lane widths
Yi-Chuan Ni, Michail A. Makridis, Anastasios Kouvelas

Bicycle as a traffic mode: From microscopic cycling behavior to macroscopic bicycle flow

Cities allocate dedicated road space to bicycles in favor of active-mode road users. For urban environments with a mass bicycle volume, bicycle traffic congestion is likely to occur. Hence, a thorough understanding of bicycle traffic flow is necessary for the assessment of cycling infrastructure and the development of traffic management strategies considering cycling efficiency. Continua

map of the greater Zurich area showing cycling networks
Adrien Meister, Zheng Liang, Matteo Felder, Kay W. Axhausen

Comparative study of route choice models for cyclists

This paper presents a comparison of different route choice models for cyclists. The data includes approx. 3,700 cycling trajectories. The network is derived based on the Open-Street-Map that contains street-level attribute information. Continua

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DELUS Issue 0

Il numero pilota di DELUS è stato presentato presso ONA DiD Lab nell’autunno del 2023. Offre una varietà di spunti diversi relativi a questioni urbane e legate al paesaggio. Presenta metodi nuovi per decifrare svariati mondi e narrare storie variegate. I contributi spaziano dallo svisceramento di storie di rapporti terra-corpo attraverso le ricette con Luiza Prado de O. Martins all’individuazione di fossili viventi e dei loro corrispettivi mitici con Christina Gruber, passando per il lavoro con le comunità al fine di esaminare gli ambienti estrattivi con Karin Reisinger, l’esplorazione dell’estetica postnaturale con l’Institute for Postnatural Studies, la registrazione di terre incolte con Sandra Jasper e lo sviluppo di curricula speculativi che si occupano di forme trascurate di conoscenza con Federico Pérez Villoro. Insieme, i contributi tematizzano i complessi rapporti tra umani, non umani e il rispettivo ambiente nel tempo e nello spazio.

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Six key factors and their interconnections for applying 3D digital environments to help steer transformation towards sustainability
Adrienne Grêt-Regamey, Nora Fagerholm

Key Factors to Enhance Efficacy of 3D Digital Environments for Transformative Landscape and Urban Planning

The unprecedented expansion of digital technologies has led to a rapid increase in the development and application of 3D digital environments for landscape and urban planning in the past two decades. Considering the significant challenges in guiding human societies towards sustainability, these technologies must not only assist decision-makers in adapting to changes but promote fast, transformative shifts in the relationship between human societies and nature. Continua

Roger Diener, Jacques Herzog, Marcel Meili, Pierre de Meuron, Christian Schmid

Open Access ETH Studio Basel

The website «Open Access ETH Studio Basel» presents a selection of publications by the ETH Studio Basel as open access. ETH Studio Basel, Contemporary City Institute, was founded in 1999 as an institute of urban research at the ETH Zürich Department of Architecture by architects Roger Diener, Jacques Herzog, Marcel Meili, Pierre de Meuron and by urban sociologist and geographer Christian Schmid. Operating over two decades until 2018, the ETH Studio Basel created groundbreaking research on urbanisation and territory, tightly linked to the pedagogy of the design research studios.

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Haushälterische Bodennutzung vollziehen

Mit Konzeptuellen Modellen zur Richt- und Nutzungsplanung an den Beispielen des Kantons und der Stadt Zürich. Eine umfassende Studie zum klimapositiven Umgang mit der knappen Ressource Boden in der Schweiz

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Map of the Canton of Zurich including the stations that were studied
Elena Lutz, Michael Wicki, David Kaufmann

Creating inequality in access to public transit? Densification, gentrification, and displacement

Densification is a key concept in contemporary urban planning. Yet, there are widespread concerns about densification causing displacement and gentrification. This paper examines densification around train stations – a prevalent form of transit-oriented development (TOD) in cities with established public transit systems – in the Canton of Zurich, Switzerland. Continua

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Relationality: An Emergent Politics of Life Beyond the Human

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