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The conference "Future Cities: Through Science. By Design. In Place. Over Time" brings together renowned experts from architecture, urban planning, politics, and society, including Momoyo Kaijima, Pierre de Meuron and Peter Sloterdijk. It takes place at ETH Zurich on 12 and 13 October 2023.

Engagement Arts is a Belgian movement dedicated to tackling sexism and abuse of power in the arts and design scene. The management of D-ARCH asked it to cast a critical eye over the university’s Department of Architecture. Head of Department Tom Emerson explains the conclusions of the external analysis and how he would like to improve the culture in D-ARCH.

The winners of the photo competition for ETH members "Favourite places on the Hönggerberg campus" have been selected: Nicolas Ochsner won with a photo of the archive room of the Institute for the History and Theory of Architecture (gta).  

Analysis is key to every area of science – and architecture students are now learning this through a very hands-on approach.

The Institute for the History and Theory of Architecture (gta) is calling on children to send in pictures of their playgrounds for the “Architecture for children: Zurich’s playgrounds” exhibition.

From 24 September to 9 November 2014, an exhibition at the ETH main building presents the most important works of the Future Cities Laboratory at the Singapore-ETH Centre.