Blue-green Archipelago Net City

Kerstin Höger’s Model

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India Ahmedabad - Mumbai School of Architecture Ahmedabad

China Shanghai - Bejing ETH Tonji andTsinghua University, VW
Future Cities Lab SEC-ETH Singapore ETH NRF, URA, LTA Singapore
In/ Formal Urbanism NTNU Lima 1 Mega City NTNU URP Lima In/ Formal NTNU Lima - Nazca - Pisco - Caral NTNU Lima Avenida Argentina URP, PUCP, City of Lima
MEGA CITY Open Urban Design ETH / NTNU
INFORMAL / HIGH-DENSITY / Lima 2 Vertical City NTNU URP High-Density Development NTNU Lima - Cusco - Machu Picchu NTNU PUCP, City of Lima, Alicorp, Centenario
GATED-OPEN CITY Moscow Open Innovation Forum
MAS Städtebau ETH, CUREM City of Bern, Migros, Westside
Corporate Architecture and Urbanism Brandhubs 1 ETH Hugo Boss Town Metzingen City of Metzingen, Holy AG, Hugo Boss
Branding and the City Zurich City Branding ZHDK Brandhubs 2 ETH Brandhubs DE Stuttgart City of News Daimler, Sony, VW, Adidas, BMW, Stuttgarter Filmwinter
Brandhubs US Universal, Disney, Jerde
Brandhubs CH Novartis, Swiss Re, Vitra, Migros
Brandhubs IT Prada, Fiat, Benetton
HUBs and MUDs London Bishopsgate ETH London Bishopsgate KCAP London Development Agency
Business Districts, PhD advisor Amsterdam Zuidad, Zurich Europaallee, Paris La Defence, Barcelona Poblenou
URBAN NODE
(SUB-)CENTER / HUB /
UED / MUD
ARCH Adaptive Reuse of Cultural Heritage Rotterdam Waalhaven ETH Rotterdam ETH City and Port of Rotterdam
Heijplaat EPFL ETH Rotterdam ETH Waalhaven KCAP City and Port of Rotterdam
City as Loft ETH Zurich Letzi 1 ETH Zürich-Boston Reclaim the River Cities of Cambridge, Boston, Zurich
Zurich Letzi 2 ETH Zürich Letzi City of Zurich, Grundeigentümer
ANDI Ortlos Remote Control ETH Graz City Upgrade Ortlos City of Graz, Academy of Media Arts Cologne, Ortlos Architects
River Amatura Florence SUF City of Florence
Zero Emmission Neighborhoods ZEN Trondheim Archipelago NTNU Sustainable Urban Transition Trondheim Sluppen Kjeldsberg, City of Trondheim, NTNU, Trondos
Urban Waterfronts NTNU Basel 1 Border Triangle NTNU Urban Catalysts NTNU Switzerland, Germany, France NTNU City of Basel, IBA Basel
TRANSITION AREA Basel 2 Rheinhafen NTNU Waterfronts NTNU Basel, Zürich, Winterthur NTNU City of Basel, IBA Basel
WASTE LAND / POSTINDUSTRIAL Water Cities, PhD advisor Trondheim Brattøra NTNU Trondheim Water City Port, Municipality and City Lab Trondheim
SITE / NEIGHBORHOOD Eco-heritage Urbanism Trondheim Europan 13 Strandveikai NTNU Adaptable City NTNU Trondheim Nyhavna Port and City of Trondheim, Europan 13
Oslo Filipstad NTNU Adaptable City 2 NTNU Oslo Fjord City NTNU City of Oslo, AHO, DARK, RODEO
Knowledge Urbanism Heidelberg Open Campus NTNU Urban Pioneers NTNU IBA Heidelberg NTNU Heidelberg Bergheim West IBA, City and University of Heidelberg
Saarbrücken City Center on the River

Boston Bio-Tech City MIT, Forest City

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CAMPUS / CLUSTER / VALLEY
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Ulm Science City KCAP KCAP, University and City of Ulm
Campus and the City ETH Dübendorf Innovationspark ETH Switzerland Innovation
ISCN/GULF Conferences ETH, EPFL, Expo Shanghai-Tongji, Helsinki University Landscape Helsinky Aalto University Aalto, TAIK, HSE, City of Helsinki
Harvard, MIT, Aalto Zagreb Campus UZ, ETHZ, GSD Croatian Coast ETH Zagreb Science Park Borongaj UZ University and City of Zagreb, Harvard
Singapore SUTD Campus Ministry of Education, MKPL, Sasaki, URA, LTA
Cities 4K - Skolkovo Copenhagen Science City Ministry of Science and Research, University and City of Copenhagen, COBE
Competitive Campuses NTNU Trondheim NTNU and Technology Bow Science Cities NTNU Veneto - Venice - Biennale Trondheim NTNU Campus Norwegian Government, City of Trondheim, HiST, SiT, SINTEF
International Campus Benchmarks Trondheim NTNU and Knowledge Axis Knowledge Cities NTNU City of Trondheim NTNU Campus Development Group
Heidelberg Knowledge City of Tomorrow NTNU Archipelago Cities NTNU Heidelberg NTNU Heidelberg Im Neuenheimer Feld / Neckarbogen City and University of Heidelberg, Land Baden-Würtemberg, IBV Hüsler,
Amstein + Walthert, RAPP

Unplanned Berlin Berlin ETH Berlin Teufelsberg City of Berlin, Kreative, International Solar Center Berlin
CITY LANDSCAPE Berlin Rummelsburgerbucht Schüco, TU Berlin
EDGE CITY / AGGLO / University of Lichtenstein, Rheintal AG
Zürich Glattal ETH ®heintal ETH
PERIPHERY / RURAL
Andermat Conversion Andermatt, Sawiris
Clusters and Valleys Zurich Schlieren - Limmattal NTNU Clusters NTNU Zürich - Basel - Graubünden NTNU Schlieren City Development City of Schlieren, County of Zurich, Halter, Geistlich, Limmattal AG
Oslo Hovinbyen NTNU Cultural Landscapes NTNU Oslo Hovinbyen NTNU City of Oslo, A-LAB, OSU, OBUS, ROM
Oslo Skøyen NTNU Nodes and Waterfronts NTNU Oslo Skøyen NTNU City of Oslo, A-LAB

Ruralism Lofoten 1 NTNU Rural and Production Landscape NTNU Northern Norway NTNU Lofoten Communities
Lofoten 2 NTNU Everyday | Holiday NTNU Lofoten - Austvagøya to Å NTNU Lofoten Communities

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Urban Node - core, centre, sub-centre, HUB, UED, MUD
High-density districts at central junctions that can become veritable mixed-use developments (MUDs).
Trondheim: Midtbyen Torget, Nedre Elvehavn - Solsiden, Sluppen
Oslo: Central Station Area, Kvadraturen, Barcode - Bjørvika, Økern, Skøyen
Zurich: Europaallee, Sihlcity

Transition Area - neighbourhood, post-industrial site

Vacant spaces or underutilized neighbourhoods that can be revitalized with a combination of heritage and new, informal and formal
structures into true sustainable quarters.
Trondheim: Nyhavna, Brattøra, Sluppen, Elgeseter
Oslo: Fjordbyen - Gønlikaia - Filippstad, all studio neighborhoods
Zurich: Zurich West, Letzi

City Landscape - edge city, in-between city, urban agglomeration, periphery

Cultural landscapes that have to be protected and strengthened by overcoming urban sprawl.
Trondheim: City Syd, Lade to Trondheim Airport
Oslo: Hovinbyen - Breivoll, Groruddalen - Romsås
Zurich: Glattal, Limmattal - Schlieren

Knowledge Territory - campus, science quarter, cluster, alley, valley

Creative and innovative networks that are concentrated in an urban or suburban setting.
Trondheim: NTNU Campus, Tech Port & Knowledge Axis
Oslo: Blindern Campus, Science City, Haussmannskvartal
Zurich: ETH Science City

Mega City - in/formal, high-density, open city

Rapidly growing urban regions characterized by migration, polarization, and conflicts over space and resources. Create conditions
that allow for a peaceful coexistence and openness.
Shanghai, Lima, Berlin, Oslo, Trondheim, Zurich

The Archipelago City: Contemporary Urban Design Typologies

 Nyhavna

Brattøra
Lademoen
Lade

Rosenborg
Midtbyen

NTNU
Marienborg

Sluppen

Trondheim
 Ullevål
Blindern
Grefsen

Torshov

Veterinary University

Grünerløkka Hovinbyen

Breivoll
Sofienberg
Tveita
Haussmansskvartal
Skøyen

Kvadraturen

Filipstad

Sørenga

Grønlikaia

Oslo
Zürich
Oslo Potato Plan, in Zueger, Christiaanse: Potato Plan Collection, 2018
Kommuneplan Oslo 2050
Oslo: The blue and the green, and the city in-between
 Zürich Nord

< Limmattal

Glatttal >
ETH Hönggerberg

Schlieren

Zürich West

Europaallee
Centre
Letzi

Zürich
Zurich Potato Plan, in Christiaanse, Zueger: Potato Plan Collection, 2018
Zürich: Open public space network
Zürich: new and projected buildings, 2000-2020
300 people 300 people

Paradigm shift: Urban densification instead of urban sprawl. Image: Antti Auvinen.
 FLUGHAFEN ZÜRICH INNOVATIONSPARK
DÜBENDORF

ETH CAMPUS ZÜRICH NORD

GLATTAL

LIMMATTAL ZHDK CAMPUS

RIETPARK TECHNOPARK UNIVERSITÄTSGEBIET
ZÜRICH WEST LÖWENBRÄU
SCHLIEREN ZENTRUM
STADTRAUM HB
ZÜRICH LETZI

SIHLCITY

MANEGG
 Oslo, Trondheim and Zurich:

Role models for

eco-heritage-led urban regneration

within

blue-green archipelago net cities

Blue-Green Archipelago Net City

Urban Nodes, Tansition Areas, Knowledge Territories, and City Landscapes constitute contemporary urban phenomena and
typologies.

They form characteristic districts (Lynch 1960), cities in the city (Ungers 1977), green archipelago (Koolhaas 1977), or situations
(Christiaanse 2005) in urban regions.

As urban design typologies, they are characterized by commonalities in regard to criteria such as history, context, topography,
concept, morphology, density, urbanity, scale, building typology, programme, and atmosphere.

However, these typologies don’t constitute clear classifications, but instead thematically overlap.

As a model for eco-heritage-led urbanism, they ideally form a polycentric Net City (Oswald, Baccini 1998/2003) of diverse urban
quarters and neighborhoods.

As characteristic districts, they are embedded in their cultural and natural environment, and connected by a blue-green public space
network, mobility and infrastructure system.

Definition, Kerstin Höger

 Project for Greater Berlin, Hermann Jansen, 1909-10

Greater Helsinki Plan, Eliel Saarinen, 1912-18 / Pro Helsinki 2.0, 2014

Potato Plan London, Patrick Abercrombie, 1943 | Potato Plan Collection, Züger/ Christiaanse, 2018

Finger Plan Copenhagen, 1947 /

The Situationist City, Guy Debord, Constant Nieuwenhuys et al., 1950/60s

The City in the city, Oswald Mathias Ungers, 1977 | Berlin: a green archipelago, Rem Koolhaas, 1977

Netzstadt / Net City, Franz Oswald, Peter Baccini, 1998/ 2003

Zwischenstadt / Cities without Cities, Thomas Sieverts, 1997

Situation, Kees Christiaanse/ KCAP, 2005

Grand Paris - Métropole Douce, Finn Geipel, Giulia Andi, 2009

15-Minute City (Paris etc.), Carlos Moreno / Anne Hidalgo et al., 2016

Oslo Kommuneplan 2050, Municipality of Oslo, 2015

References: Blue-Green Archipelago Net City

Project for Greater Berlin, competition „Groß-Berlin“, Hermann Jansen, 1910
Berlin today: Potsdamer Platz (urban node), Tiergatren (city landscape), TU Berlin Campus (knowledge territory), Charlottenburg (transition area).
Greater Helsinki Plan “Pro Helsingfors”, Eliel Saarinen, 1912-18
Munkkiniemi-Haagan District Plan, 1915, Eliel Saarinen
Haagan District Helsinki, 1915, Eliel Saarinen
Pro Helsinki 2.0, Vision for 2050, 2014 (red: existing, orange: projected, yellow: new development areas)
Finger Plan Copenhagen, 1947, https://www.byplanlab.dk/sites/default/files/FINGERPL.%20Skitseforslag.pdf
 Januar 2019

Forslag til Fingerplan 2019

Landsplandirektiv for hovedstadsområdets planlægning

Finger Plan Copenhagen, 2019, https://em.dk/media/12893/forslag-til-fingerplan.pdf

Potato Plan London, Patrick Abercrombie, 1943
The Naked City, Guy Debord, 1957 - The Situationists
The City of the Captive Globe, New York, New York, Rem Koolhaas, Madelon Vriesendorp, 1972
The City in the City, Berlin Summer School led by Prof. Oswald Mathias Ungers with Rem Koolhaas, Peter Rieman, Hans Kollhoff and Arthur Ovaska, 1977
Islands (Cities in the City) High-density areas
Morphology and analogy
Thesis 5 : The idea of the city in the city

„... is substantiated in the image of Berlin as a city-archipelago. The urban islands will have an identity in keeping with their history,
social structure and environmental characteristics. The city as a whole will be a federation of all these single towns with different
structures developed in a deliberately antithetic manner. ...

Comment
The first step ... pick out and select those districts of the city that possess clearly identifiable features likely to justify their
preservation and accentuation.
The second step towards a redevelopment is the completion of fragments to be preserved which ... must receive their architectural
and definitive urban planned form.
... In quarters having a high building density the existing bulk of building ought to be diminished through the creation of free
spaces, as city parks, public gardens and squares; whilst districts having a low density... could be intensified by the integration of
residential centres. ...
... Each part of the city taken in itself will receive an identity of its own that will diversify it from that of the others. ...

Conclusions
The pluralistic project for a city within the city is in this respect in antithesis to the current planning theory which stems from a
definition of the city as a single whole. This corresponds to the contemporary structure of society which is developed more as a
society of individuality with different demands, desires and conceptions.
The project also involves an individualization of the city and therefore a moving away from typization and standardization. ...

The City in the City, Oswald Mathias Ungers, 1977

Thesis 7: The green archipelago

The project for the city in the city ... is completed antithetically, by the surfaces in between the islands-in-the-city. ...
the structures here ... ought to be allowed to be gradually retransformed into natural zones and pastures, without any rebuilding. ...
These islands-in-the-city would ... be divided from each other by strips of green, thus defining the framework of the city in the city
and thereby explaining the metaphor of the city as a green archipelago.

Comment
The green interspaces form a system of modified nature ...that range from suburban zones to parks and to wooded areas up to the
urban developed zones or those for agricultural use ...
The surfaces earmarked for agriculture could penetrate all parts of the city and ... create an additional source of industry and
employment ...
The natural grid ... should embrace a motorway extended network to link up the islands-within-the-city to one another ...
Next to suburban zones with a different density, wooded areas, shooting preserves, natural parks, gardens, family allotments, ur-
ban agriculture and infrastructural services ... it should also be possible to rely on green zones for „parking“ temporary mobile facili-
ties. ...

Conclusions
In the open zones between the blocks projects should be realised to improve urban characteristics, viz:
- the building of areas for detached dwellings with a low density ...
- the building of zones for temporary inhabitation with mobile homes to replace living in the city centre and as an alternative to
living in green areas and to a certain way of experiencing leisure time
- the building of sports facilities, recreation and free time facilities, beginning with park and play areas and extending to
shooting preserves and to artificial landscapes, and to amusement zones ...
- the setting aside of production areas in the „industrial parks“ ...

The City in the City, Oswald Mathias Ungers, 1977 (cf. Berlin: a green archipelago, Koolhaas)
Berlin a green archipelago, 1977, summer school, Manifesto by Rem Koolhaas , edited by Prof. O. M. Ungers
Oswald Mathias Ungers teacher of Rem Koolhaas: OMU / OMA, 1982
From the City in the city – Berlin: a green archipelago, 1977. New critical edition, Florian Hertweck, Sébastien Marot (eds.), 2013.
tzstadt Model
ales

Netzstadt Synoiko

1 1 1 1 5
Approach
Oswald, Franz, Peter Baccini, Netzstadt: Designing the urban / Einführung Model Method Birkhäuser,
in das Stadtentwerfen, Basel/Boston/Berlin: Design
2003 Partic
Sieverts, Thomas, Zwischenstadt: Zwischen Ort und Welt, Raum und Zeit, Stadt und Land, Braunschweig: Vieweg, 1997.
English translation, Cities Without Cities: An Interpretation of the Zwischenstadt, London, New York: Routledge, 2003.
 DEFINITION

compact city is an expansion into the ‘Zwischenstadt‘ international

historically imposed form environment phenomenon

disolve when forces are somthing in between

taken away the space as an immediate
living areas and the abstract
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BOSTON 3.6 M.

SAN FRANCISCO 4.2 M.

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CHICAGO 6.7 M. LOS ANGELES 8.4 M. TOKYO-YOKOHAMA 24.4 M.

NEW YORK 15.8 M.

MEXICO 13.3 M.
PEKIN 5.3 M. SEOUL 9.3 M.

LONDRES 10.3 M. LENINGRAD 4.9 M.

LIVERPOOL-MANCHESTER 6.3 M.
CARACAS 3 M. HONG-KONG 4.5 M.
SHANGHAI 8.4 M.
/ Thomas Sieverts — Entre-ville, Une lecture de la Zwischenstadt /

MOSCOU 10 M.
LIMA 4.3 M. STUTTGART 2.2 M. BANGKOK 5.3 M. TAIPEI 4.1 M.
LA HAVANE 2.1 M. RHIN-RUHR 8.5 M.

ATHENES 3.3 M.
SAIGON 2.4 M.
SANTIAGO 3.7 M.
ISTANBUL 4.3 M.
BERLIN 3.6 M. LE CAIRE 8.9 M.
PARIS 9.8 M. SINGAPOUR 2.6 M.

RIO DE JANEIRO 8.2 M. TEHERAN 5.2 M.

JAKARTA 6.5 M.
MILAN 4 M. VIENNE 1.8 M. BUDAPEST 2.5 M. LAGOS 2.4 M.

SAO PAULO 11 M.
BOMBAY 8.3 M.

MADRID 3.9 M. ROME 3.3 M. KINSHASA-BRAZZAVILLE 2.8 M. MELBOURNE 2.4 M.

BUENOS AIRES 8.9 M. LISBONNE 2.2 M. BARCELONE 3.8 M. JOHANNESBOURG 3.3 M. CALCUTTA 11.2 M. SYDNEY 2.9 M.

Area settlement patterns of 55 cornubations (1997)

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The city region of Stuttgart

The space of Stuttgart shows the development of a Zwischenstadt
particularly clearly. The various settlement areas – five administrative
districts with 179 municipalities – have merged with the multifarious
landscape into a regional city whose individual locations can be
reached from each other by car or train in a maximum of half an hour.
The regional city shows a distinct network structure and a decen-
tralised cultural diversity in association with the attractively structured
landscape. This has enabled the space of Stuttgart to evolve into a
multiple-centred metropolitan region, with eleven regional city com-
ponents each of 150,000 to 200,000 inhabitants, each with their
centres and with different ‘features, aptitudes and qualities’ which are
mutually complementary.
These regional city parts could constitute the basis for an adminis-
tration, close to the inhabitants and at the same time performing well, Stuttgart and the Central Neckar Area in 1950
as the administrative level of a regional city with its own constitution.

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Stuttgart and its surroundings in 1850 The region of Stuttgart in 1995

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The region of Stuttgart: network structure

Landscape
Settlement
Development axis
Development areas

Development focus
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The region of Stuttgart: regional districts/regional district centres

Christiaanse, Kees, Situation – KCAP Architects and Planners, Rotterdam: NAi Publisher: 2005
Grand Paris | Métropole Douce, Finn Geipel, Giulia Andi, Équipe Lin, 2009
Urban transformation of an existing sub-center
The 15-Minute City concept. Image: Paris en Commun
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India Ahmedabad - Mumbai School of Architecture Ahmedabad

China Shanghai - Bejing ETH Tonji andTsinghua University, VW
Future Cities Lab SEC-ETH Singapore ETH NRF, URA, LTA Singapore
In/ Formal Urbanism NTNU Lima 1 Mega City NTNU URP Lima In/ Formal NTNU Lima - Nazca - Pisco - Caral NTNU Lima Avenida Argentina URP, PUCP, City of Lima
MEGA CITY Open Urban Design ETH / NTNU
INFORMAL / HIGH-DENSITY / Lima 2 Vertical City NTNU URP High-Density Development NTNU Lima - Cusco - Machu Picchu NTNU PUCP, City of Lima, Alicorp, Centenario
GATED-OPEN CITY Moscow Open Innovation Forum
MAS Städtebau ETH, CUREM City of Bern, Migros, Westside
Corporate Architecture and Urbanism Brandhubs 1 ETH Hugo Boss Town Metzingen City of Metzingen, Holy AG, Hugo Boss
Branding and the City Zurich City Branding ZHDK Brandhubs 2 ETH Brandhubs DE Stuttgart City of News Daimler, Sony, VW, Adidas, BMW, Stuttgarter Filmwinter
Brandhubs US Universal, Disney, Jerde
Brandhubs CH Novartis, Swiss Re, Vitra, Migros
Brandhubs IT Prada, Fiat, Benetton
HUBs and MUDs London Bishopsgate ETH London Bishopsgate KCAP London Development Agency
Business Districts, PhD advisor Amsterdam Zuidad, Zurich Europaallee, Paris La Defence, Barcelona Poblenou
URBAN NODE
(SUB-)CENTER / HUB /
UED / MUD
ARCH Adaptive Reuse of Cultural Heritage Rotterdam Waalhaven ETH Rotterdam ETH City and Port of Rotterdam
Heijplaat EPFL ETH Rotterdam ETH Waalhaven KCAP City and Port of Rotterdam
City as Loft ETH Zurich Letzi 1 ETH Zürich-Boston Reclaim the River Cities of Cambridge, Boston, Zurich
Zurich Letzi 2 ETH Zürich Letzi City of Zurich, Grundeigentümer
ANDI Ortlos Remote Control ETH Graz City Upgrade Ortlos City of Graz, Academy of Media Arts Cologne, Ortlos Architects
River Amatura Florence SUF City of Florence
Zero Emmission Neighborhoods ZEN Trondheim Archipelago NTNU Sustainable Urban Transition Trondheim Sluppen Kjeldsberg, City of Trondheim, NTNU, Trondos
Urban Waterfronts NTNU Basel 1 Border Triangle NTNU Urban Catalysts NTNU Switzerland, Germany, France NTNU City of Basel, IBA Basel
TRANSITION AREA Basel 2 Rheinhafen NTNU Waterfronts NTNU Basel, Zürich, Winterthur NTNU City of Basel, IBA Basel
WASTE LAND / POSTINDUSTRIAL Water Cities, PhD advisor Trondheim Brattøra NTNU Trondheim Water City Port, Municipality and City Lab Trondheim
SITE / NEIGHBORHOOD Eco-heritage Urbanism Trondheim Europan 13 Strandveikai NTNU Adaptable City NTNU Trondheim Nyhavna Port and City of Trondheim, Europan 13
Oslo Filipstad NTNU Adaptable City 2 NTNU Oslo Fjord City NTNU City of Oslo, AHO, DARK, RODEO
Knowledge Urbanism Heidelberg Open Campus NTNU Urban Pioneers NTNU IBA Heidelberg NTNU Heidelberg Bergheim West IBA, City and University of Heidelberg
Saarbrücken City Center on the River

Boston Bio-Tech City MIT, Forest City

KNOWLEDGE TERRITORY
SCIENCE CITY / INNOVATION PARK /
CAMPUS / CLUSTER / VALLEY
Seoul Media City DMC Digital Media City Seoul
Campus Design ETH Zurich Housing Science City ETH Campus Design ETH Zürich Science City ETH KCAP KCAP, ETH, City of Zurich
Ulm Science City KCAP KCAP, University and City of Ulm
Campus and the City ETH Dübendorf Innovationspark ETH Switzerland Innovation
ISCN/GULF Conferences ETH, EPFL, Expo Shanghai-Tongji, Helsinki University Landscape Helsinky Aalto University Aalto, TAIK, HSE, City of Helsinki
Harvard, MIT, Aalto Zagreb Campus UZ, ETHZ, GSD Croatian Coast ETH Zagreb Science Park Borongaj UZ University and City of Zagreb, Harvard
Singapore SUTD Campus Ministry of Education, MKPL, Sasaki, URA, LTA
Cities 4K - Skolkovo Copenhagen Science City Ministry of Science and Research, University and City of Copenhagen, COBE
Competitive Campuses NTNU Trondheim NTNU and Technology Bow Science Cities NTNU Veneto - Venice - Biennale Trondheim NTNU Campus Norwegian Government, City of Trondheim, HiST, SiT, SINTEF
International Campus Benchmarks Trondheim NTNU and Knowledge Axis Knowledge Cities NTNU City of Trondheim NTNU Campus Development Group
Heidelberg Knowledge City of Tomorrow NTNU Archipelago Cities NTNU Heidelberg NTNU Heidelberg Im Neuenheimer Feld / Neckarbogen City and University of Heidelberg, Land Baden-Würtemberg, IBV Hüsler,
Amstein + Walthert, RAPP

Unplanned Berlin Berlin ETH Berlin Teufelsberg City of Berlin, Kreative, International Solar Center Berlin
CITY LANDSCAPE Berlin Rummelsburgerbucht Schüco, TU Berlin
EDGE CITY / AGGLO / University of Lichtenstein, Rheintal AG
Zürich Glattal ETH ®heintal ETH
PERIPHERY / RURAL
Andermat Conversion Andermatt, Sawiris
Clusters and Valleys Zurich Schlieren - Limmattal NTNU Clusters NTNU Zürich - Basel - Graubünden NTNU Schlieren City Development City of Schlieren, County of Zurich, Halter, Geistlich, Limmattal AG
Oslo Hovinbyen NTNU Cultural Landscapes NTNU Oslo Hovinbyen NTNU City of Oslo, A-LAB, OSU, OBUS, ROM
Oslo Skøyen NTNU Nodes and Waterfronts NTNU Oslo Skøyen NTNU City of Oslo, A-LAB

Ruralism Lofoten 1 NTNU Rural and Production Landscape NTNU Northern Norway NTNU Lofoten Communities
Lofoten 2 NTNU Everyday | Holiday NTNU Lofoten - Austvagøya to Å NTNU Lofoten Communities

URBAN DESIGN KERSTIN HÖGER | 1999-2019