Archive for Lecture

The Schwerpunktgespräche öffentlicher Raum are a public lecture and discussion series exploring the history, significance, and future of public space through perspectives from architecture, art, and urban research.
The series runs from January to May 2026 in Zurich and online, is free to attend, and begins with its first lecture this Wednesday.

In Prague, Lukas Schweingruber highlighted how urban open spaces help shape city identities while acting as catalysts for sustainable transformation amid the pressures of urban growth.

A guided tour of Zurich’s notable parks showcased their history and evolution, featuring presentations on Oerliker Park and other key green spaces by leading landscape architects.

New Urban Wilderness“ in Bergamo – Beim internationalen Landschaftsarchitekturfestival Arketipos in Bergamo sprach Florian Strauß am 20. September 2025 über das veränderte ästhetische Empfinden für naturnahe, wilde Flächen in der dichten mitteleuropäischen Stadt

Studio Vulkan values continuous dialogue and shared learning. In regular team sessions, we exchange ideas on topics from design details to digital tools- tackling challenges together and learning from one another. And often, there’s pizza.

We’re grateful to our colleagues who organize the annual meetup in Rapperswil – a valued opportunity to learn, gain new perspectives, and reconnect with peers from across the field. We’re happy to take part each year – thank you for making it happen!

Studio Vulkan is committed to sharing knowledge about landscape architecture and climate change, while learning from diverse perspectives. Reflecting this approach, Urša Habič recently took part in a student forum on climate change, where participants from fields such as design, planning, policy, and governance came together to explore collaborative responses to future challenges.

In March 2024, Urša Habič visited the Department of Landscape Architecture in Ljubljana to share insights into her professional journey. She spoke about the process behind realising projects and what it takes to build a successful career in landscape architecture.

The 2+2+1 format promotes intergenerational and interdisciplinary exchange, bringing together landscape architects, educators, and students to develop innovative strategies for addressing climate change and urban densification.