Michael Stünzi

MSc

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stuenzi@arch.ethz.ch

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Patricia Ventura

M.Sc. Architektur

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seit 2016 – Assistenz am Lehrstuhl Prof.Dr. Marc Angelil, ETH Zürich; Doktorandin am Lehrstuhl Prof. Donatella Fioretti, TU Berlin; seit 2015 – Freischaffende Architektin; 2012 – 2015 – Mitarbeit verschiedene Architekturbüros in Berlin, .Sc. Architektur, Technische Universität Berlin, Studienschwerpunkt: Informelle Siedlungsstrukturen in Brasilien; 2009 – 2012 – MBachelor Architektur, Technische Universität Berlin; 2006 – 2009 – Studienschwerpunkt: Architektonische Integration des Indianerstamms der Kiriris, Indianerreservat Mirandela Brasilien; 2004 – 2006 – Philosophie Vordiplom, Humboldt Universität Berlin; 1982 – Geboren in Recife Brasilien

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Frederick Kim

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kim@arch.ethz.ch

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Guillermo Dürig

MSc ETH Arch

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Alejandra Fries

Administration

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fries@arch.ethz.ch

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Matej Draslar

MSc Arch ETH

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Matej was born in Czech Republic. He received a Master’s Degree in Architecture at the ETH Zürich and is now working with agps architecture and teaching at the chair of Prof. Dr. Marc Angélil.

Previously he worked at the chair of Architecture and Art of Prof. Karin Sander in teaching, preparing exhibitions and research and in architectural studios in Prague and Zürich. With studio mach he was working on a series of smaller realizations, studies and experimental interdisciplinary projects.

m.draslar@agps.ch
agps.architecture website

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Marcin Ganczarski

MPhil. Arch, Dipl.-Ing Arch AA TU

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Nach dem Studium der Architektur und des Städtebaus an den Technischen Universitäten Darmstadt DE und Delft NL graduierte Marcin Ganczarski 2007 als Diplom-Ingenieur Architektur von der TU Darmstadt DE. Er war in verschiedenen international tätigen Planungsbüros wie OMA – Rotterdam NL, AGPS Architecture – Zürich und E2A Architekten – Zürich  angestellt. 2012 nahm Marcin Ganczarski an der Architectural Association (AA) in London GB sein Nachdiplomstudium in Urban Design auf und erwarb 2014 den Master of Philosophy in Architecture and Urban Design. Seit 2014 ist er zudem als Assistent am Lehrstuhl von Prof. Marc Angélil für Architektur und Städtbau an der ETH Zürich tätig.

ganczarski@arch.ethz.ch

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Ciro Miguel

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Ciro Miguel is a Brazilian architect graduated from FAU USP (São Paulo, 2004).
Masters from Columbia University GSAPP (New York, 2008)
Former partner of Angelo Bucci at SPBR arquitetos.
Architect at Bernard Tschumi Architects from 2008 to 2010.
Co-founder of the studio Miniatura, which had its works exhibited in both Brasil and Europe.
Ciro is an assistant at ETH since 2013.

ciromiguel@arch.ethz.ch

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Charlotte Malterre-Barthes

Architect DPLG / MAS ETH Urban Design

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Charlotte Malterre-Barthes is an architect and urban designer. She is involved in research and teaching at the chair of Prof. Dr. Marc Angélil since 2011, and completed in 2018 at ETH a doctoral degree on Food Territories, with Egypt as case study. She directed the cycle of the MAS in Urban Design on Egypt (2014-2016) , investigating formal and informal urban dynamics of Cairo, and currently directs the MAS Urban Design on Inclusive Urbanism (Tangier/Beirut/Marseille).

Charlotte studied at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture in Marseille and at the Technische Universität in Vienna. While doing her internship with the firm Coop Himmelb(l)au in Vienna, she was part of the European Central Bank Competition team. Her diploma ‘a Women Social Centre in Baghdad’, obtained in 2003 magna cum laude, tackled political and social involvements of architecture. A graduated architect, she collaborated with several offices (Rudy Ricciotti, Dipol Landscape Architects, OOS). In India, Charlotte worked with Balkrishna Doshi at Sangath. She obtained in 2008 a Master of Advanced Studies in Urban Design at the ETH.

Apart from her architectural practice, Charlotte co-funded with Noboru Kawagishi OMNIBUS, an urban design laboratory focused on trans-disciplinary metropolitan explorations (since 2009). She has lectured and taught workshops at the Architectural Foundation in London, the Storefront for Art and Architecture in New York, the University of Ss. Cyrill and Methodius in Skopje, the University of Seville, Hong-Kong University, ZhdK, FCL Singapore, and with the AA Visiting School in Alexandria, Egypt.
She was jury member of the Vlora Waterfront Competition (Albania), along with Stefano Boeri, Johan Anrys and Andreas Ruby.

She is co-editor of Cairo Desert Cities, Housing Cairo-The Informal Response (DAM Best Architecture Book 2016) and The Book, The School, The Town (2017, 2016, 2013, Berlin, Ruby Press), and published numerous articles in various magazines (AD, San Rocco, TRANS, MAS Context, Tracés, Horizonte, etc.). Works of the MAS which she curated have been exhibited at the Rabat Agora Biennale (Morocco), at the Bi-City Biennale in Shenzhen (PRC), at the Egyptian Pavilion of the Venice Biennale (It) and at the constellation.s exhibition at arc-en-rêve, Bordeaux (F).

Charlotte is also staff delegate at the Department and a member of the Parity Group (parity@arch.ethz.ch).

malterre@arch.ethz.ch

http://omnibus-lab.com/

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Elena Schütz

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Elena Schütz studied architecture at ETH Zurich and the University of the Arts Berlin where she started the architecture magazine Protocol. She worked in New York and Zurich and is a co-founder of the architectural firm Something Fantastic and the creative agency Belgrad. Elena Schütz has taught seminars at the University of the Arts Berlin and the École Nationale Supérieur de Architecture Paris-Malaquais. Together with Leonard Streich and Julian Schubert she co-authored the book “Something Fantastic –A Manifesto by Three Young Architects on Worlds, People, Cities and Houses” and co-created the “Index for those who want to re-invent construction”. Elena Schütz has lectured amongst other occasions at the Northern Association of Norwegian Architects in Oslo, Bauhausuniversitaet Weimar and ETH Zurich. She has held workshops and was invited as a guest critic at various Institutions, like for example the TU Berlin, Olafur Eliasson’s Institut für Raumexperimente and ETH Zurich. Something Fantastic’s work has been part of exhibitions at the Biennale Architettura di Venezia, the Kunsthalle Düsseldorf and Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin.

elena.schuetz@arch.ethz.ch
somethingfantastic.net

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