Autumn semester 2023, 18:30-19:30 | ETH Zürich, Oerlikon, Neunbrunnenstr. 50, Design in Dialog Lab & L200, Langstr. 200, Zürich 12 October: Prof. Jane Hutton, University of Waterloo, Canada (L200) 31 October: Prof. Kasia Paprocki & Prof. Nikhil Anand, London School of Economics & University of Pennsylvania (jointly hosted with the Chair for the History of the Anthropocene, […]
This year, the LUS Talks will engage diverse perspectives from practitioners and theorists addressing South America’s complex social and ecological landscapes. As we enter a new wave of global political uncertainty after the pandemic and move towards the middle of the climate crisis, activists and academics from this continent might be able to provide some critical reflections on […]
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Date: 16 april 2021Presenter: Kees Christiaanse (Prof. Em. ETH / Founding partner KCAP)Respondent: Christian Schmid (Chair of Architecture and Sociology)Moderator: Seppe De Blust (Chair of Architecture & Urban Transformation) Professor Em. Kees Christiaanse, head of the former Chair of Architecture and Urban Design worked over 15 years at the ETH where he developed a strong tradition […]
Discussion series | 8 sessions on selected Fridays 12:00–13:00 | via Zoom. After an encouraging first cycle of the LUS Talks last semester, the LUS Mittelbau Forum has the pleasure to invite you to their second cycle, for this spring semester. As professors and Mittelbau members (including assistants, researchers, administrative staff and doctoral students) of the LUS institute, you […]
Discussion series | 3 sessions on selected Fridays 12:00–13:00 | via Zoom. The LUS Talks Committee has the pleasure to invite you to the first cycle of the LUS Talks for this autumn semester. As professors and staff members of the LUS institute, you are warmly invited to take part.