Einschreibung in die Entwurfsklassen des D-ARCH
Details Entwurfsprogramm – Herbst Semester 2026
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Angaben zur Professur |
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Lehrstuhl |
Professur F. Charbonnet / P. Heiz |
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Professur für Architektur und Entwurf |
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Standort |
HIT |
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Webseite |
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Assistierende |
Natalie Donat-Cattin, Joshua Guiness, Jonas Rauber |
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Angaben zur Entwurfsklasse |
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Typ |
Entwurf V-IX |
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Thema |
S3E1: THE GOOD NEIGHBOUR / Living |
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Beschreibung |
“The book you need might not necessarily be the one you were looking for. It might, in fact, be the one next to it. The books are shelved around the law of the good neighbour, meaning that the library’s collection is organised thematically instead of by author, title, or publication date.” - The Warburg Institute THE GOOD NEIGHBOUR begins with the simple observation that no building stands alone. Every work of architecture inherits a context and, in turn, becomes the context for another. Between neighbours unfolds a quiet dialogue, where proximity gives rise to harmony and tension, continuity and difference. No masterpiece is ever complete in isolation; its meaning is continually reshaped by what stands beside it. The Good Neighbour is therefore less a question of resemblance than of relation. It asks how architecture responds to what already exists and how neighbouring buildings, together, construct a shared world. Within this horizon, living, working, producing and leisure are understood as intertwined ways of inhabiting, each shaped by the spaces – and the neighbours – with whom they coexist. This semester, The Good Neighbour I is dedicated to LIVING: to the countless ways in which life unfolds beside other lives, other rooms and other buildings. Our inquiry turns towards proximity and distance, encounter and coexistence, intimacy and exposure, care and conflict. It begins with the simple observation that no building exists alone. Every wall faces another wall, every window another window, every threshold opens onto another threshold. Between these shared edges unfolds the ordinary architecture of everyday life: habits and rituals, gestures and encounters, moments of friction and solidarity, the familiar and the unexpected. As each building quietly transforms the meaning of its neighbour, so too every fragment gathered here acquires new resonances through proximity. Together they invite students to wander across different scales and voices, where the domestic, the urban and the imaginary continuously reshape one another. |
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Thematische und methodische Schwerpunkte |
Entwurf, Staedtebau, Visualisierungen |
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Lernziele |
METHODOLOGY 1. Analysis - Draw the given building and its "neighbourhood” (plans, sections, elevations, details) - Use found images to describe its condition & living - Produce an image that shows its ideal context 2. Design - Design the “good neighbour” for the chosen building and their new context (plans, sections, elevations, details) - Use reference images to describe this new condition & living - Produce an image that shows their vicinity and interaction LEARNING OBJECTIVES Analysing a given building and its urban context; Drawing architectural plans, sections, elevations, and details; Curating multidisciplinary sources; Researching and understanding various forms of urban living; Producing well-composed images; Designing contemporary forms of living |
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LV-Nr. des Entwurfs |
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Unterrichts-sprache |
English |
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Arbeitsweise |
Einzel- und Gruppenarbeit, davon 3 bis 4 Wochen Gruppenarbeit |
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Daten Zwischenkritiken |
TUE & WED, 6 & 7 October 2026 |
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Datum Schlusskritik |
TUE, 15 December 2026 |
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Einführungs-veranstaltung |
TUE, 15 September 2026, 10:00 am, HIL G 65 |
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Zusätzliche Kosten |
CHF 150 (Schätzung, ohne allfällige Kosten für Modellbau und Seminarwoche) |
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Verfügbare Plätze |
36 |
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Plakat des Entwurfs-programmes |
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