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Master’s theses exhibition

Event
Date:
Sat 23.5.2026 – Fri 26.6.2026
Location:
HIL Campus Hönggerberg, Foyers D and E

Until 26 June 2026, the Department of Architecture’s master’s theses will be on display on floors D and E of the HIL building. This extensive exhibition showcases around 150 projects focusing on the renovation and extension of the HIL building. The range of topics is broad and highlights issues important to students, teaching assistants and professors.

Further information about the exhibition.

Transformation of an Underground Parking Garage into an Educational Building
1 / 20 Project by Luca Bächler, Chair Boltshauser
Architectural model in the exhibition
2 / 20 Project by Timea Summermatter, Chair Conen
Architectural model with green façade elements
3 / 20 Project by Judith Finschi, Chair Conen
4 / 20 Project by Niels Morsten, Chair Mesa Molina
Architectural model in the exhibition
5 / 20 Project by Hannes Pabst, Chair Mesa Molina
6 / 20 Project by Luis Neuber, Chair Boltshauser
Modell mit Dachgarten
7 / 20 Project by Sandra Gygax, Chair Care
Architectural model in the exhibition
8 / 20 Project by Leon Trommer, Chair Issoufou
Architectural model in the exhibition
9 / 20 Project by Michelle Krebs, Chair Issoufou
Architectural model in the exhibition
10 / 20 Project by Driton Hasanaj, Chair of Architectural Behaviorology
Architectural model in the exhibition
11 / 20 Project by Arianna Lurati, Chair of Architectural Behaviorology
Visualisation of the interior with striking columns
12 / 20 Project by Beda Sievi, Chair Mosayebi
Visualization of the transformed inner courtyard of the HIL building
13 / 20 Project by Dati Tran, Professur Mosayebi
HIL Façade Model
14 / 20 Project by Lukas Kauz, Professur Mosayebi
Architectural model of a spatial structure
15 / 20 Project by David Ragonesi, Chair Brandlhuber
Large white model in the master’s exhibition
16 / 20 Large model featuring various student projects from the Chair De Vylder
Exhibition table featuring research and analysis for the master thesis topic “The School as a Living Lab”
17 / 20 Exhibition table featuring research and analysis for the master thesis topic “The School as a Living Lab”, Chairs of Caruso and Newrope
Circular diagram illustrating usage distribution
18 / 20 Project by Egzon Haliti, Chair Newrope
Ausstellungsansicht mit Architekturprojekt
19 / 20 Project by Manuel Eichenberger, Chair Voluptas
Isometric view of the ground floor at HIL
20 / 20 Project by Yannick Angehrn, Chair Voluptas