Teaching

Sep - 24 - 2019

MOOC III – SMART CITIES

    Sep - 24 - 2019

    MOOC IV – RESPONSIVE CITIES

      Sep - 24 - 2019

      MOOC II – LIVABLE FUTURE CITIES

        Sep - 24 - 2019

        MOOC I – FUTURE CITIES

          Feb - 18 - 2018

          FS2018 | Digital Urban Simulation

          A solid knowledge of computational methods is an increasingly important key competence for future architects or urban planners. In this course you will learn how to analyze and generate spatial configurations with advanced computational methods.

            Feb - 18 - 2018

            FS2018 | Creative Data Mining

            The students examine patterns of crowd-flows in an extraordinary urbanisation phenomena: festivals. Bottom-up urbanization you might recognize also on pictures from slums, (refugee/military/exploratory) camps etc. Learn how to simulate the flows of people and how to quantify the (real estate) value of stand locations. Caliente Festival, Zurich, will serve as an example.

              Sep - 18 - 2017

              HS2017 | Digital Urban Simulation

              A solid knowledge of computational methods is an increasingly important key competence for future architects or urban planners. In this course you will learn how to analyze and generate spatial configurations with advanced computational methods.

                Sep - 18 - 2017

                HS2017 | Creative Data Mining

                The students examine patterns of crowd-flows in an extraordinary urbanisation phenomena: festivals. Bottom-up urbanization you might recognize also on pictures from slums, (refugee/military/exploratory) camps etc. Learn how to simulate the flows of people and how to quantify the (real estate) value of stand locations. Caliente Festival, Zurich, will serve as an example.

                  Jan - 27 - 2017

                  FS2017 | Information Architecture and Future Cities: Smart Cities

                  The elective course ‘Information Architecture of Cities’ opens a holistic view on existing and new cities, with focus on Asia. The goal is to better understand the city by going beyond the physical appearance and by focusing on different representations, properties and impact factors of the urban system. As course requirement, there will be three short exercises.

                    Jan - 27 - 2017

                    FS2017 | Creative Data Mining: Uncover and Evaluate

                    The students examine patterns of crowd-flows in an extraordinary urbanisation phenomena: festivals. Bottom-up urbanization you might recognize also on pictures from slums, (refugee/military/exploratory) camps etc. Learn how to simulate the flows of people and how to quantify the (real estate) value of stand locations. Caliente Festival, Zurich, will serve as an example.

                      Jan - 27 - 2017

                      FS2017 | Digital Urban Simulation

                      A solid knowledge of computational methods is an increasingly important key competence for future architects or urban planners. In this course you will learn how to analyze and generate spatial configurations with advanced computational methods.

                        Aug - 23 - 2016

                        HS2016 | Digital Urban Visualisation – People as Flows

                        The students examine patterns of crowd-flows in an extraordinary urbanisation phenomena: festivals. Bottom-up urbanization you might recognize also on pictures from slums, (refugee/military/exploratory) camps etc. Learn how to simulate the flows of people and how to quantify the (real estate) value of stand locations. Caliente Festival, Zurich, will serve as an example.

                          Aug - 23 - 2016

                          HS2016 | Information Architecture and Future Cities: Smart Cities

                          The elective course ‘Information Architecture of Cities’ opens a holistic view on existing and new cities, with focus on Asia. The goal is to better understand the city by going beyond the physical appearance and by focusing on different representations, properties and impact factors of the urban system. As course requirement, there will be three short exercises.

                            Aug - 23 - 2016

                            HS2016 | Digital Urban Simulation

                            A solid knowledge of computational methods is an increasingly important key competence for future architects or urban planners. In this course you will learn how to analyze and generate spatial configurations with advanced computational methods.

                              Jan - 15 - 2016

                              HS2016 | Information Architecture and Future Cities: Smart Cities

                              The elective course ‘Information Architecture of Cities’ opens a holistic view on existing and new cities, with focus on Asia. The goal is to better understand the city by going beyond the physical appearance and by focusing on different representations, properties and impact factors of the urban system. As course requirement, there will be three short exercises.

                                Jan - 15 - 2016

                                FS2016 | Digital Urban Simulation

                                In this course students analyze architectural and urban design using current computational methods. Based on these analyses the effects of planning can be simulated and understood.

                                  Jan - 15 - 2016

                                  FS2016 | Creative Data Mining

                                  It is increasingly important to know how to work with big amounts of data - especially in such highly complex fields like architecture and urban planning. Thus participants will learn how to to create whole landscapes of designs in a semi-automatic manner.

                                    Aug - 17 - 2015

                                    HS2015 | Information Architecture and Future Cities: Smart Cities

                                    What will happen when cities change from static configurations into responsive and dynamic structures? What does it mean for buildings that undergo the same changes? What is the impact on architectural and urban design education? How can citizens influence this development? The Smart Cities course will answer these questions.

                                      Aug - 14 - 2015

                                      HS2015 | Digital Urban Simulation

                                      In this course students analyze architectural and urban design using current computational methods. Based on these analyses the effects of planning can be simulated and understood.

                                        Jun - 03 - 2015

                                        Crowd Simulation – People as Flows

                                        The students examine patterns of crowd-flows in an extraordinary urbanisation phenomena: festivals. Bottom-up urbanization you might recognize also on pictures from slums, (refugee/military/exploratory) camps etc. Learn how to simulate the flows of people and how to quantify the (real estate) value of stand locations. Caliente Festival, Zurich, will serve as an example.