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Department of Architecture ETH Zurich
Official account of D-ARCH @ethzurich focused on research and teaching of architecture, landscape architecture, cities and their territories.
Master's Thesis "Perks of Being Neighbours" by Gian Brechbühl, Autumn Semester 2025, supervised by the chair of Professor Elli Mosayebi, ETH Wohnforum, BUK, Severin Kuhn
Check out the Works website featuring selected Master's Theses: works.arch.ethz.ch
#architecture #studies #masterthesis
@zweite.moderne
Master's Thesis "Perks of Being Neighbours" by Gian Brechbühl, Autumn Semester 2025, supervised by the chair of Professor Elli Mosayebi, ETH Wohnforum, BUK, Severin Kuhn
Check out the Works website featuring selected Master's Theses: works.arch.ethz.ch
#architecture #studies #masterthesis
@zweite.moderne
Master's Thesis "Perks of Being Neighbours" by Gian Brechbühl, Autumn Semester 2025, supervised by the chair of Professor Elli Mosayebi, ETH Wohnforum, BUK, Severin Kuhn
Check out the Works website featuring selected Master's Theses: works.arch.ethz.ch
#architecture #studies #masterthesis
@zweite.moderne
Master's Thesis "Perks of Being Neighbours" by Gian Brechbühl, Autumn Semester 2025, supervised by the chair of Professor Elli Mosayebi, ETH Wohnforum, BUK, Severin Kuhn
Check out the Works website featuring selected Master's Theses: works.arch.ethz.ch
#architecture #studies #masterthesis
@zweite.moderne
Congratulations to the architecture practice and visiting studio TEN, winners of the 2026 Spotlight Award from Rice School of Architecture.
Established in 2009, the Spotlight Award honours architects who demonstrate extraordinary design curiosity and excellence within the first fifteen years of their practice.
“Their work reminds us that design innovation is strongest when we allow different voices and formats—from material research to algorithmic experiments—to play in concert with one another”, says Igor Marjanović, William Ward Watkin Dean of the Rice School of Architecture.
TEN are teaching visiting studios at the Department of Architecture of ETH Zurich from 2025 to 2027, invited by the Institute of Design and Architecture (IEA).
Photo: TEN
#architecture #awards #design
@ten_studio
@ricearch
In May, the Future of Construction symposium will take place at ETH Zurich, exploring how technology shapes the way we design and build.
Keynote speakers include architect and Professor Achim Menges, architect Dorte Mandrup, and Professor Mark Burry.
Register now for the conference, one of the many workshops or a technical tour to Tor Alva, Caschlatsch tower and more: https://futureofconstruction.ethz.ch/registration.html
Future of Construction: Construction of Future/s
20-23 May 2026, ETH Zurich
futureofconstruction.ethz.ch
Photos: Chairs of Benjamin Dillenburger and Gramazio Kohler Research
#architecture #construction #digital #technology
In May, the Future of Construction symposium will take place at ETH Zurich, exploring how technology shapes the way we design and build.
Keynote speakers include architect and Professor Achim Menges, architect Dorte Mandrup, and Professor Mark Burry.
Register now for the conference, one of the many workshops or a technical tour to Tor Alva, Caschlatsch tower and more: https://futureofconstruction.ethz.ch/registration.html
Future of Construction: Construction of Future/s
20-23 May 2026, ETH Zurich
futureofconstruction.ethz.ch
Photos: Chairs of Benjamin Dillenburger and Gramazio Kohler Research
#architecture #construction #digital #technology
In May, the Future of Construction symposium will take place at ETH Zurich, exploring how technology shapes the way we design and build.
Keynote speakers include architect and Professor Achim Menges, architect Dorte Mandrup, and Professor Mark Burry.
Register now for the conference, one of the many workshops or a technical tour to Tor Alva, Caschlatsch tower and more: https://futureofconstruction.ethz.ch/registration.html
Future of Construction: Construction of Future/s
20-23 May 2026, ETH Zurich
futureofconstruction.ethz.ch
Photos: Chairs of Benjamin Dillenburger and Gramazio Kohler Research
#architecture #construction #digital #technology
In May, the Future of Construction symposium will take place at ETH Zurich, exploring how technology shapes the way we design and build.
Keynote speakers include architect and Professor Achim Menges, architect Dorte Mandrup, and Professor Mark Burry.
Register now for the conference, one of the many workshops or a technical tour to Tor Alva, Caschlatsch tower and more: https://futureofconstruction.ethz.ch/registration.html
Future of Construction: Construction of Future/s
20-23 May 2026, ETH Zurich
futureofconstruction.ethz.ch
Photos: Chairs of Benjamin Dillenburger and Gramazio Kohler Research
#architecture #construction #digital #technology
The Living Lab HIL is a teaching and research-based construction project at ETH Zurich to renovate and extend the HIL building on the Hönggerberg campus.
The project will create a real-world laboratory and pilot for sustainable construction in existing buildings. The newly launched website showcases input projects from research and teaching at D-ARCH and D-BAUG.
Check out the website: livinglabhil.ethz.ch
#architecture #research #construction
@llhil.ethz
@dbaug.ethz
Master's Thesis "Dazwischenland" by Sabrina Berweger and Isabel Suter, Autumn Semester 2025, supervised by the chairs of Professors Emanuel Christ and Christoph Gantenbein and ZAS*
Check out the Works website featuring selected Master's Theses: works.arch.ethz.ch
#architecture #studies #masterthesis
@studio_christ_gantenbein
Master's Thesis "Dazwischenland" by Sabrina Berweger and Isabel Suter, Autumn Semester 2025, supervised by the chairs of Professors Emanuel Christ and Christoph Gantenbein and ZAS*
Check out the Works website featuring selected Master's Theses: works.arch.ethz.ch
#architecture #studies #masterthesis
@studio_christ_gantenbein
Master's Thesis "Dazwischenland" by Sabrina Berweger and Isabel Suter, Autumn Semester 2025, supervised by the chairs of Professors Emanuel Christ and Christoph Gantenbein and ZAS*
Check out the Works website featuring selected Master's Theses: works.arch.ethz.ch
#architecture #studies #masterthesis
@studio_christ_gantenbein
Master's Thesis "Dazwischenland" by Sabrina Berweger and Isabel Suter, Autumn Semester 2025, supervised by the chairs of Professors Emanuel Christ and Christoph Gantenbein and ZAS*
Check out the Works website featuring selected Master's Theses: works.arch.ethz.ch
#architecture #studies #masterthesis
@studio_christ_gantenbein
The third volume of Christ & Gantenbein's Typology book series analyses modern and contemporary buildings in Tashkent, Genoa, Tbilisi, and Casablanca.
The book documents some 200 largely unpublished buildings, uncovering the underlying logic of these cities’ urban fabric through an examination of their prevalent built heritage.
Read the text about urban planning in the 21st century by Emanuel Christ and Christoph Gantenbein in the D-ARCH Magazine: arch.ethz.ch
Typology: Tashkent, Genoa, Tbilisi, Casablanca. Review No. IV
Edited by Emanuel Christ, Victoria Easton, Giulio Galasso, Christoph Gantenbein, Maria Margherita Innocenti, Elisaveta Maria Kriman
Park Books, 2025
Images: plans of the cities of Tashkent, Genoa, Tbilisi, and Casablanca (Plans: ETH Zurich)
#architecture #urbanplanning #books
@studio_christ_gantenbein
@park_books
The third volume of Christ & Gantenbein's Typology book series analyses modern and contemporary buildings in Tashkent, Genoa, Tbilisi, and Casablanca.
The book documents some 200 largely unpublished buildings, uncovering the underlying logic of these cities’ urban fabric through an examination of their prevalent built heritage.
Read the text about urban planning in the 21st century by Emanuel Christ and Christoph Gantenbein in the D-ARCH Magazine: arch.ethz.ch
Typology: Tashkent, Genoa, Tbilisi, Casablanca. Review No. IV
Edited by Emanuel Christ, Victoria Easton, Giulio Galasso, Christoph Gantenbein, Maria Margherita Innocenti, Elisaveta Maria Kriman
Park Books, 2025
Images: plans of the cities of Tashkent, Genoa, Tbilisi, and Casablanca (Plans: ETH Zurich)
#architecture #urbanplanning #books
@studio_christ_gantenbein
@park_books
The third volume of Christ & Gantenbein's Typology book series analyses modern and contemporary buildings in Tashkent, Genoa, Tbilisi, and Casablanca.
The book documents some 200 largely unpublished buildings, uncovering the underlying logic of these cities’ urban fabric through an examination of their prevalent built heritage.
Read the text about urban planning in the 21st century by Emanuel Christ and Christoph Gantenbein in the D-ARCH Magazine: arch.ethz.ch
Typology: Tashkent, Genoa, Tbilisi, Casablanca. Review No. IV
Edited by Emanuel Christ, Victoria Easton, Giulio Galasso, Christoph Gantenbein, Maria Margherita Innocenti, Elisaveta Maria Kriman
Park Books, 2025
Images: plans of the cities of Tashkent, Genoa, Tbilisi, and Casablanca (Plans: ETH Zurich)
#architecture #urbanplanning #books
@studio_christ_gantenbein
@park_books
The third volume of Christ & Gantenbein's Typology book series analyses modern and contemporary buildings in Tashkent, Genoa, Tbilisi, and Casablanca.
The book documents some 200 largely unpublished buildings, uncovering the underlying logic of these cities’ urban fabric through an examination of their prevalent built heritage.
Read the text about urban planning in the 21st century by Emanuel Christ and Christoph Gantenbein in the D-ARCH Magazine: arch.ethz.ch
Typology: Tashkent, Genoa, Tbilisi, Casablanca. Review No. IV
Edited by Emanuel Christ, Victoria Easton, Giulio Galasso, Christoph Gantenbein, Maria Margherita Innocenti, Elisaveta Maria Kriman
Park Books, 2025
Images: plans of the cities of Tashkent, Genoa, Tbilisi, and Casablanca (Plans: ETH Zurich)
#architecture #urbanplanning #books
@studio_christ_gantenbein
@park_books
The third volume of Christ & Gantenbein's Typology book series analyses modern and contemporary buildings in Tashkent, Genoa, Tbilisi, and Casablanca.
The book documents some 200 largely unpublished buildings, uncovering the underlying logic of these cities’ urban fabric through an examination of their prevalent built heritage.
Read the text about urban planning in the 21st century by Emanuel Christ and Christoph Gantenbein in the D-ARCH Magazine: arch.ethz.ch
Typology: Tashkent, Genoa, Tbilisi, Casablanca. Review No. IV
Edited by Emanuel Christ, Victoria Easton, Giulio Galasso, Christoph Gantenbein, Maria Margherita Innocenti, Elisaveta Maria Kriman
Park Books, 2025
Images: plans of the cities of Tashkent, Genoa, Tbilisi, and Casablanca (Plans: ETH Zurich)
#architecture #urbanplanning #books
@studio_christ_gantenbein
@park_books
After 12 years, the NCCR Digital Fabrication is coming to an end. It brought together more than 300 researchers and was funded with over 100 million Swiss francs in total.
In this interview, Managing Director Russell Loveridge talks about the programme’s achievements, its impact on architecture, and future research. Read the article in the D-ARCH Magazine: arch.ethz.ch
The Future of Construction Symposium 2026 is the final event of the NCCR Digital Fabrication. It takes place from 20 to 23 May at ETH Zurich.
Registration for participation, workshops and tours: futureofconstruction.ethz.ch
Photos: NCCR Digital Fabrication, Roman Keller, Anna Maragkoudaki, Mariana Popescu, Hansmeyer/Dillenburger
#architecture #digital #construction
@swissnationalsciencefoundation
@blockresearchgroup
@digitalbuildingtechnologie
@gramaziokohlerresearch
@archsystems_eth
@langenberg.eth
After 12 years, the NCCR Digital Fabrication is coming to an end. It brought together more than 300 researchers and was funded with over 100 million Swiss francs in total.
In this interview, Managing Director Russell Loveridge talks about the programme’s achievements, its impact on architecture, and future research. Read the article in the D-ARCH Magazine: arch.ethz.ch
The Future of Construction Symposium 2026 is the final event of the NCCR Digital Fabrication. It takes place from 20 to 23 May at ETH Zurich.
Registration for participation, workshops and tours: futureofconstruction.ethz.ch
Photos: NCCR Digital Fabrication, Roman Keller, Anna Maragkoudaki, Mariana Popescu, Hansmeyer/Dillenburger
#architecture #digital #construction
@swissnationalsciencefoundation
@blockresearchgroup
@digitalbuildingtechnologie
@gramaziokohlerresearch
@archsystems_eth
@langenberg.eth
After 12 years, the NCCR Digital Fabrication is coming to an end. It brought together more than 300 researchers and was funded with over 100 million Swiss francs in total.
In this interview, Managing Director Russell Loveridge talks about the programme’s achievements, its impact on architecture, and future research. Read the article in the D-ARCH Magazine: arch.ethz.ch
The Future of Construction Symposium 2026 is the final event of the NCCR Digital Fabrication. It takes place from 20 to 23 May at ETH Zurich.
Registration for participation, workshops and tours: futureofconstruction.ethz.ch
Photos: NCCR Digital Fabrication, Roman Keller, Anna Maragkoudaki, Mariana Popescu, Hansmeyer/Dillenburger
#architecture #digital #construction
@swissnationalsciencefoundation
@blockresearchgroup
@digitalbuildingtechnologie
@gramaziokohlerresearch
@archsystems_eth
@langenberg.eth
After 12 years, the NCCR Digital Fabrication is coming to an end. It brought together more than 300 researchers and was funded with over 100 million Swiss francs in total.
In this interview, Managing Director Russell Loveridge talks about the programme’s achievements, its impact on architecture, and future research. Read the article in the D-ARCH Magazine: arch.ethz.ch
The Future of Construction Symposium 2026 is the final event of the NCCR Digital Fabrication. It takes place from 20 to 23 May at ETH Zurich.
Registration for participation, workshops and tours: futureofconstruction.ethz.ch
Photos: NCCR Digital Fabrication, Roman Keller, Anna Maragkoudaki, Mariana Popescu, Hansmeyer/Dillenburger
#architecture #digital #construction
@swissnationalsciencefoundation
@blockresearchgroup
@digitalbuildingtechnologie
@gramaziokohlerresearch
@archsystems_eth
@langenberg.eth
After 12 years, the NCCR Digital Fabrication is coming to an end. It brought together more than 300 researchers and was funded with over 100 million Swiss francs in total.
In this interview, Managing Director Russell Loveridge talks about the programme’s achievements, its impact on architecture, and future research. Read the article in the D-ARCH Magazine: arch.ethz.ch
The Future of Construction Symposium 2026 is the final event of the NCCR Digital Fabrication. It takes place from 20 to 23 May at ETH Zurich.
Registration for participation, workshops and tours: futureofconstruction.ethz.ch
Photos: NCCR Digital Fabrication, Roman Keller, Anna Maragkoudaki, Mariana Popescu, Hansmeyer/Dillenburger
#architecture #digital #construction
@swissnationalsciencefoundation
@blockresearchgroup
@digitalbuildingtechnologie
@gramaziokohlerresearch
@archsystems_eth
@langenberg.eth
After 12 years, the NCCR Digital Fabrication is coming to an end. It brought together more than 300 researchers and was funded with over 100 million Swiss francs in total.
In this interview, Managing Director Russell Loveridge talks about the programme’s achievements, its impact on architecture, and future research. Read the article in the D-ARCH Magazine: arch.ethz.ch
The Future of Construction Symposium 2026 is the final event of the NCCR Digital Fabrication. It takes place from 20 to 23 May at ETH Zurich.
Registration for participation, workshops and tours: futureofconstruction.ethz.ch
Photos: NCCR Digital Fabrication, Roman Keller, Anna Maragkoudaki, Mariana Popescu, Hansmeyer/Dillenburger
#architecture #digital #construction
@swissnationalsciencefoundation
@blockresearchgroup
@digitalbuildingtechnologie
@gramaziokohlerresearch
@archsystems_eth
@langenberg.eth
After 12 years, the NCCR Digital Fabrication is coming to an end. It brought together more than 300 researchers and was funded with over 100 million Swiss francs in total.
In this interview, Managing Director Russell Loveridge talks about the programme’s achievements, its impact on architecture, and future research. Read the article in the D-ARCH Magazine: arch.ethz.ch
The Future of Construction Symposium 2026 is the final event of the NCCR Digital Fabrication. It takes place from 20 to 23 May at ETH Zurich.
Registration for participation, workshops and tours: futureofconstruction.ethz.ch
Photos: NCCR Digital Fabrication, Roman Keller, Anna Maragkoudaki, Mariana Popescu, Hansmeyer/Dillenburger
#architecture #digital #construction
@swissnationalsciencefoundation
@blockresearchgroup
@digitalbuildingtechnologie
@gramaziokohlerresearch
@archsystems_eth
@langenberg.eth
Master's Thesis "The Fabric of Ageing: Straw, Weaving and Alternative Housing" by Léa Binggeli, Autumn Semester 2025, supervised by the chair of Professor Anna Puigjaner and BUK
Check out the Works website featuring selected Master's Theses: works.arch.ethz.ch
#architecture #studies #masterthesis
@care.xyz
Master's Thesis "The Fabric of Ageing: Straw, Weaving and Alternative Housing" by Léa Binggeli, Autumn Semester 2025, supervised by the chair of Professor Anna Puigjaner and BUK
Check out the Works website featuring selected Master's Theses: works.arch.ethz.ch
#architecture #studies #masterthesis
@care.xyz
Master's Thesis "The Fabric of Ageing: Straw, Weaving and Alternative Housing" by Léa Binggeli, Autumn Semester 2025, supervised by the chair of Professor Anna Puigjaner and BUK
Check out the Works website featuring selected Master's Theses: works.arch.ethz.ch
#architecture #studies #masterthesis
@care.xyz
Master's Thesis "The Fabric of Ageing: Straw, Weaving and Alternative Housing" by Léa Binggeli, Autumn Semester 2025, supervised by the chair of Professor Anna Puigjaner and BUK
Check out the Works website featuring selected Master's Theses: works.arch.ethz.ch
#architecture #studies #masterthesis
@care.xyz
The current issue of archithese presents the latest results of the earth research conducted by Roger Boltshauser’s team at ETH Zurich.
It includes articles on hybrid construction, research questions, and material studies. The issue highlights connections to Louis I. Kahn’s architecture and the influence of art on architectural practice. And it presents new teaching methods in the first year at D‑ARCH and showcases student projects.
Photos: Sandro Livio Straube
#architecture #earth #construction
@studioboltshauser
@studio.foundations
archithese.ch
The current issue of archithese presents the latest results of the earth research conducted by Roger Boltshauser’s team at ETH Zurich.
It includes articles on hybrid construction, research questions, and material studies. The issue highlights connections to Louis I. Kahn’s architecture and the influence of art on architectural practice. And it presents new teaching methods in the first year at D‑ARCH and showcases student projects.
Photos: Sandro Livio Straube
#architecture #earth #construction
@studioboltshauser
@studio.foundations
archithese.ch
The current issue of archithese presents the latest results of the earth research conducted by Roger Boltshauser’s team at ETH Zurich.
It includes articles on hybrid construction, research questions, and material studies. The issue highlights connections to Louis I. Kahn’s architecture and the influence of art on architectural practice. And it presents new teaching methods in the first year at D‑ARCH and showcases student projects.
Photos: Sandro Livio Straube
#architecture #earth #construction
@studioboltshauser
@studio.foundations
archithese.ch
The current issue of archithese presents the latest results of the earth research conducted by Roger Boltshauser’s team at ETH Zurich.
It includes articles on hybrid construction, research questions, and material studies. The issue highlights connections to Louis I. Kahn’s architecture and the influence of art on architectural practice. And it presents new teaching methods in the first year at D‑ARCH and showcases student projects.
Photos: Sandro Livio Straube
#architecture #earth #construction
@studioboltshauser
@studio.foundations
archithese.ch
A new book by gta Verlag reveals how and where Swiss banks stored their gold during the Second World War and explores what and who contributed to their international success.
In this interview, author and architect Ludo Groen explains why he found himself researching banks – and how grand hotels, an airline and James Bond all play their part.
Read article in the ETH News: arch.ethz.ch
Mountains of Gold – Uncovering the Architecture of Swiss Banking
By Ludo Groen
gta Verlag, 2026
Designed by Salzmann Gertsch
verlag.gta.arch.ethz.ch
Photos: ETH Library Zurich, Image Archive; Military postcard collection, Bibliothek am Guisanplatz, Bern; Armeebilddienst, Swiss Federal Archives
#architecture #history #banking
@gtaverlag
A new book by gta Verlag reveals how and where Swiss banks stored their gold during the Second World War and explores what and who contributed to their international success.
In this interview, author and architect Ludo Groen explains why he found himself researching banks – and how grand hotels, an airline and James Bond all play their part.
Read article in the ETH News: arch.ethz.ch
Mountains of Gold – Uncovering the Architecture of Swiss Banking
By Ludo Groen
gta Verlag, 2026
Designed by Salzmann Gertsch
verlag.gta.arch.ethz.ch
Photos: ETH Library Zurich, Image Archive; Military postcard collection, Bibliothek am Guisanplatz, Bern; Armeebilddienst, Swiss Federal Archives
#architecture #history #banking
@gtaverlag
A new book by gta Verlag reveals how and where Swiss banks stored their gold during the Second World War and explores what and who contributed to their international success.
In this interview, author and architect Ludo Groen explains why he found himself researching banks – and how grand hotels, an airline and James Bond all play their part.
Read article in the ETH News: arch.ethz.ch
Mountains of Gold – Uncovering the Architecture of Swiss Banking
By Ludo Groen
gta Verlag, 2026
Designed by Salzmann Gertsch
verlag.gta.arch.ethz.ch
Photos: ETH Library Zurich, Image Archive; Military postcard collection, Bibliothek am Guisanplatz, Bern; Armeebilddienst, Swiss Federal Archives
#architecture #history #banking
@gtaverlag
Sustainable construction by the numbers: A new handbook by Annette Gigon, Mike Guyer, and Arend Kölsch gives architects an overview of the complex factors that determine the ecological footprint of buildings.
With numerous diagrams and data, it clearly explains key figures related to operations, individual materials, and entire building components.
Using Swiss‑specific data, comparisons, and case studies—focusing especially on greenhouse gases and energy use across the full life cycle—it offers a practical, fact‑based toolbox for climate‑conscious construction.
Haus, Energie und CO₂: Ein Handbuch
By Annette Gigon, Mike Guyer, Arend Kölsch
Designed by Moiré, gta Verlag, 2026
More information: verlag.gta.arch.ethz.ch
Vernissage: 28 April, 18:30, Architekturforum Zürich
#architecture #sustainability #energy
@gtaverlag
@gigonguyer
Sustainable construction by the numbers: A new handbook by Annette Gigon, Mike Guyer, and Arend Kölsch gives architects an overview of the complex factors that determine the ecological footprint of buildings.
With numerous diagrams and data, it clearly explains key figures related to operations, individual materials, and entire building components.
Using Swiss‑specific data, comparisons, and case studies—focusing especially on greenhouse gases and energy use across the full life cycle—it offers a practical, fact‑based toolbox for climate‑conscious construction.
Haus, Energie und CO₂: Ein Handbuch
By Annette Gigon, Mike Guyer, Arend Kölsch
Designed by Moiré, gta Verlag, 2026
More information: verlag.gta.arch.ethz.ch
Vernissage: 28 April, 18:30, Architekturforum Zürich
#architecture #sustainability #energy
@gtaverlag
@gigonguyer
Sustainable construction by the numbers: A new handbook by Annette Gigon, Mike Guyer, and Arend Kölsch gives architects an overview of the complex factors that determine the ecological footprint of buildings.
With numerous diagrams and data, it clearly explains key figures related to operations, individual materials, and entire building components.
Using Swiss‑specific data, comparisons, and case studies—focusing especially on greenhouse gases and energy use across the full life cycle—it offers a practical, fact‑based toolbox for climate‑conscious construction.
Haus, Energie und CO₂: Ein Handbuch
By Annette Gigon, Mike Guyer, Arend Kölsch
Designed by Moiré, gta Verlag, 2026
More information: verlag.gta.arch.ethz.ch
Vernissage: 28 April, 18:30, Architekturforum Zürich
#architecture #sustainability #energy
@gtaverlag
@gigonguyer
Sustainable construction by the numbers: A new handbook by Annette Gigon, Mike Guyer, and Arend Kölsch gives architects an overview of the complex factors that determine the ecological footprint of buildings.
With numerous diagrams and data, it clearly explains key figures related to operations, individual materials, and entire building components.
Using Swiss‑specific data, comparisons, and case studies—focusing especially on greenhouse gases and energy use across the full life cycle—it offers a practical, fact‑based toolbox for climate‑conscious construction.
Haus, Energie und CO₂: Ein Handbuch
By Annette Gigon, Mike Guyer, Arend Kölsch
Designed by Moiré, gta Verlag, 2026
More information: verlag.gta.arch.ethz.ch
Vernissage: 28 April, 18:30, Architekturforum Zürich
#architecture #sustainability #energy
@gtaverlag
@gigonguyer
Master's Thesis "das Schloss im Meer" by Rosa Ammann, Autumn Semester 2025, supervised by the chair of Professor Roger Boltshauser, BUK, Fujan Fahmi
Check out the Works website featuring selected Master's Theses: works.arch.ethz.ch
#architecture #studies #masterthesis
@studioboltshauser
Master's Thesis "das Schloss im Meer" by Rosa Ammann, Autumn Semester 2025, supervised by the chair of Professor Roger Boltshauser, BUK, Fujan Fahmi
Check out the Works website featuring selected Master's Theses: works.arch.ethz.ch
#architecture #studies #masterthesis
@studioboltshauser
Master's Thesis "das Schloss im Meer" by Rosa Ammann, Autumn Semester 2025, supervised by the chair of Professor Roger Boltshauser, BUK, Fujan Fahmi
Check out the Works website featuring selected Master's Theses: works.arch.ethz.ch
#architecture #studies #masterthesis
@studioboltshauser
Master's Thesis "das Schloss im Meer" by Rosa Ammann, Autumn Semester 2025, supervised by the chair of Professor Roger Boltshauser, BUK, Fujan Fahmi
Check out the Works website featuring selected Master's Theses: works.arch.ethz.ch
#architecture #studies #masterthesis
@studioboltshauser
View Instagram Stories in Secret
The Instagram Story Viewer is an easy tool that lets you secretly watch and save Instagram stories, videos, photos, or IGTV. With this service, you can download content and enjoy it offline whenever you like. If you find something interesting on Instagram that you’d like to check out later or want to view stories while staying anonymous, our Viewer is perfect for you. Anonstories offers an excellent solution for keeping your identity hidden. Instagram first launched the Stories feature in August 2023, which was quickly adopted by other platforms due to its engaging, time-sensitive format. Stories let users share quick updates, whether photos, videos, or selfies, enhanced with text, emojis, or filters, and are visible for only 24 hours. This limited time frame creates high engagement compared to regular posts. In today’s world, Stories are one of the most popular ways to connect and communicate on social media. However, when you view a Story, the creator can see your name in their viewer list, which may be a privacy concern. What if you wish to browse Stories without being noticed? Here’s where Anonstories becomes useful. It allows you to watch public Instagram content without revealing your identity. Simply enter the username of the profile you’re curious about, and the tool will display their latest Stories. Features of Anonstories Viewer: - Anonymous Browsing: Watch Stories without showing up on the viewer list. - No Account Needed: View public content without signing up for an Instagram account. - Content Download: Save any Stories content directly to your device for offline use. - View Highlights: Access Instagram Highlights, even beyond the 24-hour window. - Repost Monitoring: Track the reposts or engagement levels on Stories for personal profiles. Limitations: - This tool works only with public accounts; private accounts remain inaccessible. Benefits: - Privacy-Friendly: Watch any Instagram content without being noticed. - Simple and Easy: No app installation or registration required. - Exclusive Tools: Download and manage content in ways Instagram doesn’t offer.
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