Landscapes and Gardens as Cultural Heritage Elective course Spring Semester 2022 The elective «Landscapes and Gardens as Cultural Heritage. Research, Preserve, Develop» provides knowledge on how landscapes and gardens can be preserved as cultural heritage and responsibly taken into account in design and planning. The course acts as a bridge between the disciplines of heritage […]
Keep Reading →FUTURE MONUMENTS FS22 Lecture series in the spring semester 2022 The responsible reconstruction and further development of the existing building stock requires knowledge and an understanding of the theoretical positions on conservation and the basics of preservation in practice. This core course conveys this knowledge to students with the help of selected writings and discusses […]
Keep Reading →Elective Course Preservation: High-Tech (FS22) Elective course Spring Semester 2022 Contact: Matthias Brenner The task of heritage conservation is the inventory and preservation of objects worthy of protection. In doing so, it is confronted with a wide variety of challenges and issues, both constructive and social, such as ageing and decay, the desire for development, […]
Keep Reading →Sein oder Nicht seinHistorische Theaterbauten:Nutzung und Modernisierung Einführung Denkmalwerte, Prof. Dr. Silke Langenberg Vortrag im Rahmen der Internationale Tagung des Deutschen Nationalkomitees in Kooperation mit der Deutschen UNESCO-Kommission und PERSPECTIV – Gesellschaft der historischen Theater Europas, Frankfurt am Main sowie Online16. September 2021, 9:30 Uhr. Programm
Keep Reading →«Open as a matter of principle» Langenberg, Silke, «Open as a matter of principle», in: En Blanco 13(31), 2021, https://doi.org/10.3929/ethz-b-000513292 The Marburg Building System is one of the earliest, most consistent and internationally best-known German building system. Its development marks the beginning of the doubling of the German university building stock in just 20 years. […]
Keep Reading →Racism in Architecture Fuhrmeister, Christian; Hess, Regine ; Platzer, Monika (Eds.), Rassismus in der Architektur / Racism in Architecture, kritische berichte, Zeitschrift für Kunst- und Kulturwissenschaft, Nr. 3, Jg. 49, 2021. Racisms, ideologies, and power relations have become everyday topics of public debates also in the cultural sphere. Within these discursive processes, racism plays a […]
Keep Reading →Modellverfahren Mäusebunker Zum baulichen Erbe der 1960er- und 1970er-Jahre, neue Ansätze in der Nachnutzung und mögliche nächste Schritte zur Zukunft des Mäusebunkers, Prof. Dr. Silke Langenberg mit Felix Torkar Gespräch Juli 2021 © Foto: Neue Langeweile
Keep Reading →Putting long-term perspectives on the built environment to use How to support the operationalization of life cycle thinking across education, digital tools, and companies using a feedback-based approach Doktorand: Fabian KastnerZweitbetreuung: Prof. Dr. Guillaume Habert, Chair of Sustainable Construction, ETH Zurich Long-term-oriented practices in the built environment have not yet reached the mainstream. This thesis […]
Keep Reading →STAATSBAUSCHULE MÜNCHEN. ARCHITEKTUR, KONSTRUKTION UND AUSBILDUNGSTRADITION Hess, Regine; Kegler, Karl R. and Langenberg, Silke (Eds.), Staatsbauschule München, Munich 2022. To the publication Founded in 1822, the Staatsbauschule Munich is one of the oldest educational institutions for architects in Germany. The school complex on Karlstrasse, built in 1957 by Franz Ruf, Adolf Seifert and Rolf ter […]
Keep Reading →Shadow Territory and Secondary Infrastructures: The Hidden Landscapes of Temporary Labor at the Grande Dixence (1950—1965) Doctoral Candidate: Rune Frandsen Dieses vom SNF geförderte Forschungsprojekt wird federführend vom Institut für Landschaft und Urbane Studien (LUS), Professur Günther Vogt, ETH Zürich geführt. Prof. Dr. Silke Langenberg ist Co-Referentin der Dissertation. In 1945, The National Office for Water […]
Keep Reading →High-Tech for High-Tech: On the Potential of Digital Fabrication for the Repair of Architectural Innovation of the 1980s Doctoral Candidate: Matthias BrennerCo-Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Benjamin Dillenburger, Digital Building Technologies, ETH ZurichCollaboration: Prof. Dr. Markus Bambach, Advanced Manufacturing Lab, ETH Zurich Due to their relatively young age, buildings of the 1980s are rarely considered objects worth […]
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