2021 - 2025
Heads of Programme: Ingrid Moye, Christoph Zeller

The summer school engages with a still unknown house by the Mexican architect Luis Barragán. Located on site amidst the jungle at the Pacific coast, the studio surveys and documents the ruins as well as explores design proposals aiming to rescue the house from decay.

2021 - 2025
Heads of Programme: Ingrid Moye, Christoph Zeller

The summer school engages with a still unknown house by the Mexican architect Luis Barragán. Located on site amidst the jungle at the Pacific coast, the studio surveys and documents the ruins as well as explores design proposals aiming to rescue the house from decay.

2025 - (ongoing)
Visiting Professors: Ingrid Moye, Christoph Zeller

Students develop building designs based on recycled cast glass modules at the former location of the Crystal Palace at Hyde Park London. The projects explore spatial potentials and construction applications of the material, embedded and interwoven with their contexts.
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2019
Co-Director: Ingrid Moye, Christoph Zeller (with Sam Chermayeff)

The design programme entitled non-objects takes place at Barragán’s Casa Gilardi. A series of free-standing furniture is developed and inserted into the house establishing a specific relationship with Barragán’s oevre and introducing new functions to the house.

2012 - 2016

Co-Director and Tutor: Christoph Zeller (with Peter Karl Becher, Marianne Müller, Olaf Kneer)

Over various years the programme investigates Berlin-specific phenomena. Utilising the found conditions and parameters as driving methods the studio researches and speculates on the future of the city through the formulation of concepts and design schemes.

2013 - 2014
Assistant Professor: Christoph Zeller

The specialized graduate programme discusses the future of urban living against the backdrop of rapid urbanisation, infrastructural limitations and climate resilience equipping professionals with strategic tools allowing for sustainable planning and management models.

2014
Assistant Professor: Christoph Zeller 

Organised by modules the master programme looks at housing from all angles and positions. With a focus on the urban and complex social context of Mexico City the programme develops proposals for communal living embedded within the city at varying scales.

2014
Assistant Professor: Christoph Zeller 

Organised by modules the master programme looks at housing from all angles and positions. With a focus on the urban and complex social context of Mexico City the programme develops proposals for communal living embedded within the city at varying scales.

2012 - 2013

Co-Director and Tutor: Ingrid Moye (with Jose Alfredo Ramirez)

Raising awareness of the infrastructure problems in the city (water, mobility, social housing), students defined and proposed alternative urban scenarios that can trigger critical discussions on the current situation, hence pointed out possible solutions.

2021 - 2025
Heads of Programme: Ingrid Moye, Christoph Zeller

The summer school engages with a still unknown house by the Mexican architect Luis Barragán. Located on site amidst the jungle at the Pacific coast, the studio surveys and documents the ruins as well as explores design proposals aiming to rescue the house from decay.

2021 - 2025
Heads of Programme: Ingrid Moye, Christoph Zeller

The summer school engages with a still unknown house by the Mexican architect Luis Barragán. Located on site amidst the jungle at the Pacific coast, the studio surveys and documents the ruins as well as explores design proposals aiming to rescue the house from decay.

2025 - (ongoing)
Visiting Professors: Ingrid Moye, Christoph Zeller

Students develop building designs based on recycled cast glass modules at the former location of the Crystal Palace at Hyde Park London. The projects explore spatial potentials and construction applications of the material, embedded and interwoven with their contexts.
See more here!

2019
Co-Director: Ingrid Moye, Christoph Zeller (with Sam Chermayeff)

The design programme entitled non-objects takes place at Barragán’s Casa Gilardi. A series of free-standing furniture is developed and inserted into the house establishing a specific relationship with Barragán’s oevre and introducing new functions to the house.

2012 - 2016

Co-Director and Tutor: Christoph Zeller (with Peter Karl Becher, Marianne Müller, Olaf Kneer)

Over various years the programme investigates Berlin-specific phenomena. Utilising the found conditions and parameters as driving methods the studio researches and speculates on the future of the city through the formulation of concepts and design schemes.

2013 - 2014
Assistant Professor: Christoph Zeller

The specialized graduate programme discusses the future of urban living against the backdrop of rapid urbanisation, infrastructural limitations and climate resilience equipping professionals with strategic tools allowing for sustainable planning and management models.

2014
Assistant Professor: Christoph Zeller 

Organised by modules the master programme looks at housing from all angles and positions. With a focus on the urban and complex social context of Mexico City the programme develops proposals for communal living embedded within the city at varying scales.

2014
Assistant Professor: Christoph Zeller 

Organised by modules the master programme looks at housing from all angles and positions. With a focus on the urban and complex social context of Mexico City the programme develops proposals for communal living embedded within the city at varying scales.

2012 - 2013

Co-Director and Tutor: Ingrid Moye (with Jose Alfredo Ramirez)

Raising awareness of the infrastructure problems in the city (water, mobility, social housing), students defined and proposed alternative urban scenarios that can trigger critical discussions on the current situation, hence pointed out possible solutions.