For the tenth anniversary of the Erasmus Intensive Programme, the institute for architecture and planning invited students from seven European partner universities, to explore, plan and realize traditionalLiechtenstein Walser settlements 1,434 metres above sea level. In the latest AIT magazine, Michael Kindle, uni.li alumnus of the Bacherlor's programme in architecture, reviews this project. To the article on ISSUU
For the tenth anniversary of the Erasmus Intensive Programme, the institute for architecture and planning invited students from seven European partner universities, to explore, plan and realize traditional Liechtenstein Walser settlements 1,434 metres above sea level. In the latest AIT magazine, Michael Kindle, uni.li alumnus of the Bacherlor's programme in architecture, reviews this project.
Further information about the Erasmus intensive programmes (IP) at www.uni.li/erasmus-ip-architecture