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Architects Explained

Julia Sulzer Explained

July 07, 2024 Season 1 Episode 8

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Circularity in Architecture

Foward looking design

Scaling sustainable design

Local material mining

Integrated vs. Contrasting design

How to convince stakeholders to design sustainably

Julia's teaching method

Merging concrete and abstract in studio projects

Design approach differences between city and community scale

How to generate organic interventions when designing master plans

Reversing the design strategy

Sourcing sustainable materials

Financial incentives for sustainable design

Future for Co-Urbanism Group and Re-use LA

Advice for students!

Architects Explained

Julia Sulzer Explained

Jul 07, 2024 Season 1 Episode 8

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Julia Sulzer graduated with a Master's in Architecture from ETH Zurich and continued taking an educating role as a design instructor for the Master of Advanced Studies in Urban Design. She has also been pivotal in Zurich’s Office of Urban Planning as the lead director of the Architecture and Urban Space division, successfully overseeing numerous public projects. Currently, Julia is a member of the faculty at the USC School of Architecture and a co-founder of the Co-urbanism group since 2021, committed to incorporating the principle of circularity in architecture.

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Julia Sulzer graduated with a Master's in Architecture from ETH Zurich and continued taking an educating role as a design instructor for the Master of Advanced Studies in Urban Design. She has also been pivotal in Zurich’s Office of Urban Planning as the lead director of the Architecture and Urban Space division, successfully overseeing numerous public projects. Currently, Julia is a member of the faculty at the USC School of Architecture and a co-founder of the Co-urbanism group since 2021, committed to incorporating the principle of circularity in architecture.