Dense and Green Cities: Zurich Case

Contemporary urban planning and design practice is increasingly exploring the development of sustainable integrated districts (SIDs) as a model for highdensity, high-liveability future cities. SIDs aim to fully realise the potential of urban innovations, transformation and systems solutions by deploying and integrating them at the district scale.

Altstetten, Zürich, Switzerland, view from the north, above Europabrücke by RW Blog Photography / Architecture
Altstetten, Zürich, Switzerland, view from the north, above Europabrücke. © RW Blog Photography / Architecture

Interdisciplinary work packages allow for an evaluation, comparison, and mutual learning regarding how SIDs are planned and realised in different settlement systems and different climate zones.

The emphasis of the research is on Zurich will expand the knowledge on SIDs as an effective model for future urban development.

Phase 1: 2021-2023

FCL Global Zurich Team

Architecture and Building Process

  • Prof. Sacha Menz (PI)
  • Dr. Michelle Yingying Jiang (coordinator)
  • Nicolo Guariento

Chair of Architecture and Urban Transformation

  • Prof. Freek Persyn
  • Dr. Seppe De Blust

ETH Wohnforum - ETH CASE

  • Dr. Sibylle Wälty
  • Leonie Pock

Spatial Development and Urban Policy – SPUR

  • Prof. Dr. David Kaufmann
  • Dr. Ana Peric

 

Stadt Zürich

  • Amt für Städtebau
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