HS2023
Final Reviews:
Wednesday, 20 December 10.00–17.00
Guests:
Seth Denizen, Montserrat Bonvehi Rosich, Lluis Viu, Summer Islam
Location:
HIL G64
The Garden of the XXI Century: Lägern Quarry. MScLA Foundation Studio I Final Review
HS2023
Final Reviews:
Monday, 18 December 12.30–18.00
Guests:
Henry Bava, Isabelle Duner, Stefanie de Gaetano, Louise Osieka, Freek Persyn
Location:
Exhibition Foyer D Floor + Rote Hölle
Master's Thesis in Landscape Architecture (four students working on the topic Reversible – Exploring a former Coal Mine in the Kempen Plateau + two students with a free diploma)
FS2023
HS2022
Final Reviews:
Monday, 12 December 12.30–18.30
Guests:
Momoyo Kaijima, Milica Topalovic, Günther Vogt, Christophe Girot (Teaching team: Teresa Gali-Izard, Stefan Breit)
Location:
NSL Foyer, HIL H 40.9
Landscapes of Adaptive Infrastructures in the Furttal - celebration of the Master's diploma of the first generation of landscape architecture students!!
HS2022
Final Reviews:
Tuesday, 20 December 09.30–12.30
Guests:
Montserrat Bonvehi Rosich and Lluís Viu Rebés
Location:
HIL G65
Info about the studio here. Teaching team: Teresa Galí-Izard, Cara Turett.
FS2022
Final Reviews:
Wednesday, 1 June 10.00–16.00
Guests:
Nitin Bathla, Phoebe Lickwar, Annalisa Metta, Paola Sturla
Location:
HIL F 65
Rome’s identity is connected to its food, and the water needed to produce it. How will that identity evolve in the face of increasing water scarcity?
Teaching Team: Teresa Galí-Izard, Luke Harris, Zhao Ma, Cara Turett, Uxía Varela Expósito, Bonnie-Kate Walker.

More information about the Studio here.
FS2021
Final Reviews:
Thursday, 3 June 12.30–17.00
Guests:
Meg Baldwin, Seppe de Blust, Michel Roux, Milica Topalovic


PRODUCTIVE PARTNERSHIPS:
How can the addition of integrated, dynamic, and productive systems transform the urban fabric? This question animated a 5-week design exercise in the second half of the MScLA Foundation Studio II (the first half of the semester was led by the Chair of Günther Vogt).

Teaching Team: Teresa Gali-Izard, Stefan Breit, Luke Harris, Cara Turett, Uxía Varela Exposito, Bonnie-Kate Walker

Chair Website: Chair of Being Alive
HS2020
In this week-long module, students developed a practice of rigorous drawing to translate what they learned from scientists about soil—its physical, chemical, and biological properties—into information that enables us to see its potentials. As translators, we have the opportunity to draw what we cannot see, the life and relationships below the surface.

Chair Website: Chair of Being Alive