A summer evening in a local Kleingarten brought our Munich team together for good food, conversation and time shared beyond the studio.

At Lviv Urban Forum 2026, Lukas Schweingruber explored how landscapes across different scales can nurture collective identity, social exchange and a shared sense of place.

Studio Vulkan presented the final part of the Lviv North landscape study, outlining a long-term development framework based on the Emerald Network and adaptable settlement cells. The proposal positions landscape as the primary structure guiding ecological continuity, urban growth and local identity in Northern Lviv.

With the opening of the Rotag Garden, the first stage of the Westbahnhof transformation in Karlsruhe has been completed, reopening the historic railway track as a new public access route and future green foyer to the former tobacco factory.

On 26 June 2026, Dominik Bueckers and Manuel Stöckli will present selected public-space projects at the ZHAW CAS Stadtraum Strasse programme, discussing the development process from early concepts and competitions to realised urban spaces.

On 11 June 2026, Studio Vulkan welcomed a group of Landscape Architecture students from the University of Calgary for an exchange on projects, practice, and contemporary landscape design.

Contributing to discussions on knowledge exchange, collaboration, and the future reconstruction of Ukraine.

The proposal transforms an isolated site into an open urban landscape where sport, public life and ecology are connected through a continuous park framework.

The project reinterprets Hamburg’s garden city tradition through a contemporary residential neighbourhood, where communal courtyards and green infrastructure form the foundation of everyday life.

The winning proposal transforms a former industrial site into a diverse residential neighbourhood, where a network of open spaces connects industrial heritage with contemporary urban living.