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“The term ‘Alpine fallow lands’ was a provocation”

Sociology professor Christian Schmid will retire this year. In the interview, he looks back on his time at the ETH Studio Basel, which sparked discussions with the book “Switzerland: An Urban Portrait” and whose publications will be freely available online as Open Access from May.

“The image of Heidi's Switzerland will change and there will be new natures”

Climate change leads to more landslides and flooding. ETH professor Martina Voser is investigating how landscape architecture can respond to this in the sandbox, on the computer and in dialogue with the population.

The first universal history of architecture

In 1721 the architect Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach published a book that brought together the architectures of different cultures from Egypt to Japan. Three centuries later ETH professor Maarten Delbeke has issued a re-print of the influential publication.

Building with cork, reed and eelgrass

An exhibition at the ETH Materials Hub features eight 1:1 scale mockups that illustrate plantbased constructions. They were built by students from the guest studio of the architecture practice Material Cultures.

Exhibitions

D-ARCH in the media

Building Bridges with Chris Luebkeman

ARCH+KUNST – Karin Sander

Bibliothek Werner Oechslin: Für Weiterexistenz braucht es viel öffentliches Geld

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