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Trip to Switzerland with MArch Advanced

DATE

02.11.2026

The study trip to Switzerland taken by students of the MBA MArch Advanced master’s program in architecture, design, and business administration served to combine contemporary architecture and the Alpine landscape over four days.

During the first day in Zurich, students visited key interventions in consolidated urban environments, highlighting the interior remodeling of the Law Faculty Library by Santiago Calatrava, and the expansion of the Kunsthaus Zürich designed by David Chipperfield.

On the second day, the itinerary moved to Chur to examine the material sensitivity of Peter Zumthor in his protective structure for Roman ruins, complemented by a visit to the Bündner Kunstmuseum by Barozzi Veiga. The route continued through the Canton of Grisons to Vals, where students analyzed the use of local stone in Kengo Kuma’s Haus Balma residential and office building, culminating the day with the spatial and sensory experience of the Vals Thermal Baths, also designed by Zumthor.

The third day was entirely dedicated to Lausanne, beginning at the Platform 10 cultural district—aimed at urban regeneration opposite the train station—with an analysis of the Cantonal Museum of Fine Arts (MCBA) by Barozzi Veiga and the MUDAC and Photo Elysée complex by Aires Mateus. In the afternoon, the group moved to the EPFL campus to explore SANAA’s Rolex Learning Center, an international benchmark for its innovative open plan and topographic fluidity.

Finally, the last day back in Zurich included an exterior tour of the Landesmuseum by Christ & Gantenbein and the Tanzhaus by Barozzi Veiga. The itinerary also focused on design and visual culture with visits to the Museum für Gestaltung locations at Toni-Areal and Ausstellungsstrasse, concluding the trip with a walk to the Bahnhof Zurich Stadelhofen train station, designed by Santiago Calatrava.