STUDENT PROJECT
DESIGN STUDIO FS24

Challenging Publics

Julia Rezzonico
Carla Rindlisbacher

The striking contrast between the idyllic oasis and the violent histories exhibited and collected in the ethnographic museum makes it quite easy to ignore the colonial past if you are not actively seeking out the museum. This tension between inside and outside is also noticeable in how Switzerland deals with its own colonial histories. By maintaining the stance of neutrality and the self image of a harmless and idyllic small country, people have to actively engage with colonial histories in order to learn about them and take responsibility.

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TEAM
Julien Lafontaine Carboni, Angelika Hinterbrandner, Mariam Issoufou, Soukaina Laabida, Tobia Rapelli, Filippo Santoni

PROF. MARIAM ISSOUFOU
ARCHITECTURE HERITAGE & SUSTAINABILITY

ETH Zürich
Department of Architecture
Stefano–Franscini–Platz 5
CH–8093 Zürich
HIL E 47.1