Paris
Günther Vogt (*1957) studied landscape architecture at the Intercantonal Technical College in Rapperswil after completing his training as a gardener. VOGT Landscape Architects emerged from the former partnership with Dieter Kienast in Zurich in 2000, followed by branch offices in London (2008), Berlin (2010) and Paris (2019). Since 2005, he has taught as a professor at the Institute for Landscape and Urban Studies (LUS) at the Department of Architecture (D-ARCH) at ETH Zurich. In 2012 he was a visiting professor at the Harvard Graduate School of Design and was awarded the Prix Meret Oppenheim in the same year. In 2010 Günther Vogt opened the Case Studio VOGT as a platform for interdisciplinary projects between teaching and practice. As a passionate collector and curious traveller, he searches for ways to read, interpret and describe the landscape, finding answers to questions about future forms of urban coexistence. His work is characterised by an exchange between different disciplines and cooperation with artists.
Maren Brakebusch (*1974) studied landscape architecture at Leibniz Universität Hannover and has been Professor of Garden and Landscape Architecture at FH Potsdam since 2022. After working in Berlin and Hanover, she joined VOGT Landscape Architects in 2002 and heads the four offices in Zurich, London, Berlin and Paris as overall office manager and president of the supervisory board. She is passionate about supervising selected projects and has taught as a guest lecturer at FH Potsdam (2017-2021) and ETH Zurich (2020-21).
+41 44 360 54 59 / +41 79 471 33 88
t.kissling@vogt-la.ch
Thomas Kissling (*1980) studied architecture at ETH Zurich after his apprenticeship as an interior designer and worked as a research assistant and senior assistant at Günther Vogt's professorship at ETH Zurich between 2010 and 2021. He taught future architects at FH Potsdam (2020/2021) and ETH Zurich (2022/2023) and is the editor of the publications "Landscape as a Cabinet of Curiosities", "Mutation and Morphosis" and "Solid-Fluid-Biotic" (all Lars Müller Publishers, Zurich). He has worked for VOGT Landscape Architects since 2021 and heads the four offices in Zurich, London, Berlin and Paris as overall office manager.
+33 1 87 44 76 67
Amalia Bonsack (*1991) studied architecture at the Polytechnics in Lausanne (BSc EPFL) and Zurich (MSc ETH). From 2017 to 2023, she was a scientific collaborator at Günther Vogt’s chair at the Institute for Landscape and Urban Studies (LUS) at ETH Zurich. In this capacity, she taught the course "Territory of the city", focusing on the development of multi-scalar landscape strategies in response to social, ecological and climatic challenges facing European metropolises. She was also edition manager of the book Mutation and Morphosis, published in 2020 by Lars Müller Publishers. After several years' experience between Zurich and Geneva, she joined VOGT in 2024 as head of the Paris-based office Vogt Paysage - Urbanisme.