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MAS-Programme "Housing"
MAS-Programm "Wohnen"
Last Updated: 2026-02-05 15:24:13
Abstract
Relevant issues about the provision, the design and the construction of housisng and quality of living are explored based on an interdisciplinary analysis. The MAS thesis is focused on studying, for example, the interdependence of architectural, social, spacial and urban planning considerations, and shifting demand and usage patterns related to housing.
Objective
Against the backdrop of jointly developed theoretical ideas, the students’ job-related skills and accomplishments in the fields of drawing up concepts, analysis, interpretation, and conversion as well in oral and written conveying are consolidated and expanded in discussions and in joint work. The course of study does not strive to train generalists. Instead it deals with the formulation of questions and procedures elaborated by the students in a generalistic or interdisciplinary way. This is the decisive factor in the qualitative added value of methods which span over several disciplines.
General Information
- Language
- German
- Levels
- NDS
- Frequency
- Yearly recurring
Examination
- Type
- no performance assessment
Course Components
| Type | Title | Time & Place | Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| colloquium |
MAS-Programm "Wohnen"
Gemäss separatem Programm
Kolloquien, Workshops und individuelle Besprechungen zu Nachdiplomarbeiten wöchentlich
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No time listed | 8 h weekly |
Offered In
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MAS in Architecture (The Departement of Architecture of ETH Zurich offers the following continuing education programms within MAS Architecture: - Computer Aided Architectural Design (CAAD) - Conservation Science - City Building Typology - Sustainable Management of Man-made Resources - Tectonical Construction Systematics - Housing)
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Housing (The course offered withing the MAS-programm "Housing" is classified in four relevant modules: - Module 1: social and historical context of housing, housing designt and constrution. - Module 2: Housing design, past and present: Typology: building, biography uf usage. - Module 3: Housing as a contribution of urban design and neighborhood development. - Module 4: Sustainable development - a new goal in housing design and construction. Also see seperate programm. The attendance of the lecture "Housing" of Prof. Eberle in the autumn semester is compulsory. Individual chosen 3-4 further lectures or seminars in the Autumn or Spring Semester have to be attended (6 CP). The modules 3 and 4 are offerd in the Spring Semester.)
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