Research in the NSL

Das NSL erforscht die Transformation von Städten, Landschaften, Infrastrukturen und Mobilitätssystemen in einem inter- und transdisziplinären Rahmen. Verschiedene Ansätze werden verknüpft, um nachhaltige, resiliente und sozial gerechte Lösungen zu entwickeln. Im Fokus stehen Infrastruktur- und Verkehrsmanagement, urbane und territoriale Entwicklung, Landschaftsplanung sowie die gesellschaftlichen Dimensionen des Bauens und Wohnens.
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Vogt: un-common Venice. Contribution to the 13th International Architecture Biennale Venice

Un-common Venice. Contribution to the 13th International Architecture Biennale in Venice

Published on: 11. April 2017

Chair: Prof. em Dr. h. c. Günther Vogt | Landscape Architecture

As part of the 13th International Architecture Biennale in Venice entitled ‘Common Ground,’ the contribution of the Chair of Günther Vogt took the city itself…

Günther Vogt. Caption: Excavation dump of the Ceneri Base Tunnel in Sigirino. © AlpTransit Gotthard AG

Geomorphic Agent

Published on: 10. March 2017

Chair: Prof. em Dr. h. c. Günther Vogt | Landscape Architecture

Man is a ‘Geomorphic Agent’. As the most important factor in the shaping processes of the earth, nowadays we move all together far more material…

Günther Vogt, Abandoned agricultural land in Croatia. Source: Staffan Widstrand, Rewilding Europe

The Landscape of Abandonment in Europe

Published on: 10. March 2017

Chair: Prof. em Dr. h. c. Günther Vogt | Landscape Architecture

The abandonment of agricultural land and the general withdrawal from inhabited, cultivated and farmed areas is a growing global phenomenon that the Chair is exploring…

NFP 65 – Urban Potentials and Strategies in Metropolitan Territories Using the Metropolitan Area of Zurich as an Example

Published on: 10. March 2017

Chair: Prof. em Dr. h. c. Günther Vogt | Landscape Architecture

As part of the research project NFP 65: Urban Potential and Strategies in Metropolitan Territories, the Chair of Günther Vogt examined the existing and relevant…

Cabinet of Curiosities, Professor Günther Vogt, Landscape architecture

Cabinet of Curiosities – Perceive, Collect, Organise, Translate, Visualise

Published on: 20. February 2017

Chair: Prof. em Dr. h. c. Günther Vogt | Landscape Architecture

Landscape architecture has become increasingly important with the advance of urbanisation. Architecture students increasingly need more landscape architectural expertise for their designs and interdisciplinary cooperation.…

Common Ground: Recreational use of the Belgrade Forest northwest of Istanbul.

Common Ground – Metropolitan Landscape Areas as the Common Land of the 21st Century

Published on: 20. February 2017

Chair: Prof. em Dr. h. c. Günther Vogt | Landscape Architecture

Laying claim to and reinterpreting large swathes of landscapes lying close to residential areas for urban recreational use is a contemporary phenomenon that can be…

Urban Tools – Case Study: Canton Schwyz

Published on: 21. July 2016

Chair: Prof. Dr. Marc Angélil | Architecture and Urban Design

The foundation of this research project lies primarily in the development of a future-capable method for handling complex urban planning and design tasks. The basis…

Layout for the publication "Landscape as Wunderkammer"

Landscape as a Cabinet of Curiosities. In Search of a Position

Published on: 14. January 2016

Chair: Prof. em Dr. h. c. Günther Vogt | Landscape Architecture

Conversation with Günther Vogt If there is no such thing as nature as a whole – perhaps there is landscape as a cabinet of curiosities. Thereby,…