Starting in March 2026, Florian Strauß will take on the professorship for “Sustainability, Design, and Construction in Landscape Architecture” at the Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences.

In Friedrichhafen, we explored the role of water in urban environments and developed ideas for a sustainable future through collaboration between two offices.

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

More than 40 colleagues came together to celebrate Marianne, honor her remarkable contribution to the office, and send her off with warm wishes into a new chapter of her life.

Our office won the competition for the design of a new city park along the historic PST in Ljubljana.

The Circular Summit in Haar brought together experts, practitioners, and students to discuss circular solutions for economy and environment. Florian Strauß contributed with a workshop focused on the practical implementation of circular principles.

At Studio Vulkan, we value working across scales and turning ideas into built reality. During a visit to our construction site at the City Gardens in Dunkelhölzli, we explored how design concepts take shape through earthworks and terrain formation – an essential part of learning from the physical world.

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.

Studio Vulkan participated in the German Pavilion’s STRESSTEST exhibition at the 19th International Architecture Biennale in Venice, addressing the growing pressures on public space from climate change, biodiversity loss, and social unrest. The exhibition serves as both a call to awareness and a collective invitation to take bold, responsible action.