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'''Raphael Zuber''' (born 1957 in [[Balzers]]) is a [[Liechtenstein|Liechtensteiner]] [[landscape]] [[architect]] and [[professor]] [[emeritus]].
'''Günther Vogt''' (born 1957) is a [[Liechtenstein|Liechtensteiner]] [[landscape]] [[architect]] and [[professor]] [[emeritus]].
[[File:ETH-BIB-Vogt, Günther (1957-)-Portr 18058.jpg|thumb|200px|Günther Vogt, 2011]]
[[File:ETH-BIB-Vogt, Günther (1957-)-Portr 18058.jpg|thumb|200px|Günther Vogt in 2011]]


==Biography==
==Biography==
After training in horticulture in [[Bern]], Günther Vogt studied landscape architecture at the Intercantonal Technical College in Rapperswil. In 1987 he joined Stöckli, Kienast, Köppel and in 1995, together with [[Dieter Kienast]], founded the office Kienast Vogt Partner. After Dieter Kienast's death, the office became VOGT Landschaftsarchitekten, [[Zurich]], in 2000. This was followed by offices in [[Munich]], [[Berlin]] and [[London]]. Günther Vogt taught at [[ETH Zurich]] (2005–2023) and at the [[Harvard Graduate School of Design]] (2012).<ref>https://www.gsd.harvard.edu/event/gunther-vogt-the-imprint-of-the-landscape/</ref>
Vogt was born in 1957 in [[Balzers]]. After training in horticulture in [[Bern]], he studied landscape architecture at the Intercantonal Technical College in [[Rapperswil]]. In 1987 he joined Stöckli, Kienast, Köppel and in 1995, together with [[Dieter Kienast]], founded the office Kienast Vogt Partner. After Dieter Kienast's death, the office became VOGT Landschaftsarchitekten, [[Zürich]], in 2000. This was followed by offices in [[Munich]], [[Berlin]] and [[London]]. Günther Vogt taught at [[ETH Zurich]] (2005–2023) and at the [[Harvard Graduate School of Design]] (2012).<ref>https://www.gsd.harvard.edu/event/gunther-vogt-the-imprint-of-the-landscape/</ref>


==Principal works==
==Principal works==
* 2001–2005: Allianz Arena, Munich (architects: [[Herzog & de Meuron]])
* 2001–2005: [[Allianz Arena]], Munich (architects: [[Herzog & de Meuron]])
* 1995–2007: [[Tate Modern]], [[London]] (architects: Herzog & de Meuron)
* 1995–2007: [[Tate Modern]], [[London]] (architects: Herzog & de Meuron)
* 1997–2007: Kolumba Kunstmuseum, [[Köln]] (architect: [[Peter Zumthor]])
* 1997–2007: Kolumba Kunstmuseum, [[Köln]] (architect: [[Peter Zumthor]])
* 2006–2010: The Green [[Novartis]] Campus, [[Basel]] (architect: [[Frank O. Gehry]])
* 2006–2010: The Green [[Novartis]] Campus, [[Basel]] (architect: [[Frank O. Gehry]])
* 2005–2013: [[Seat of the European Central Bank|European Central Bank]], [[Frankfurt]] (architects: [[Coop Himmelb(l)au]])
* 2005–2013: [[Seat of the European Central Bank|European Central Bank]], [[Frankfurt]] (architects: [[Coop Himmelb(l)au]])
* 2013: Masoala Rain Forest Hall Towers, [[Zoo Zurich]] (architects: Gautschi Storrer)
* 2013: Masoala Rain Forest Hall Towers, [[Zoo Zürich]] (architects: Gautschi Storrer)
* 2013–2020: [[Zurich Insurance Group|Quai Zurich]] Campus, Zurich (architect: [[Adolf Krischanitz]])
* 2013–2020: [[Zurich Insurance Group|Quai Zürich]] Campus, Zürich (architect: [[Adolf Krischanitz]])
* 2022: 1st prize St. Luzibrücke, [[Chur]] (engineers: [[Jürg Conzett|Conzett Bronzini Partner]] and Schlaich Bergermann & Partner, architects: Jüngling & Hagmann)
* 2022: 1st prize St. Luzibrücke, [[Chur]] (engineers: [[Jürg Conzett|Conzett Bronzini Partner]] and Schlaich Bergermann & Partner, architects: Jüngling & Hagmann)


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* Franziska Bark, Günther Vogt Chair, Department of Architecture, ETH Zurich: "Versuche das Glück im Garten zu finden", Lars Müller Publishers, 2011, ISBN 978-3-03778-247-7
* Franziska Bark, Günther Vogt Chair, Department of Architecture, ETH Zurich: "Versuche das Glück im Garten zu finden", Lars Müller Publishers, 2011, ISBN 978-3-03778-247-7
* Günther Vogt: "Miniature and Panorama - Vogt Landscape Architects Projects 2000-2012", Lars Müller Publishers, 2012, ISBN 978-3-03778-233-0
* Günther Vogt: "Miniature and Panorama - Vogt Landscape Architects Projects 2000-2012", Lars Müller Publishers, 2012, ISBN 978-3-03778-233-0

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==External links==
==External links==
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* {{official|https://www.vogt-la.com/}}
* [https://vogt.arch.ethz.ch/en/ ETH Zurich]
* [https://vogt.arch.ethz.ch/en/ ETH Zurich]
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* [https://www.vogt-la.com/ Website]

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== References ==
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Latest revision as of 18:55, 2 December 2024

Not to be confused with Günter Vogt or Günter Voigt.

Günther Vogt (born 1957) is a Liechtensteiner landscape architect and professor emeritus.

Günther Vogt in 2011

Biography

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Vogt was born in 1957 in Balzers. After training in horticulture in Bern, he studied landscape architecture at the Intercantonal Technical College in Rapperswil. In 1987 he joined Stöckli, Kienast, Köppel and in 1995, together with Dieter Kienast, founded the office Kienast Vogt Partner. After Dieter Kienast's death, the office became VOGT Landschaftsarchitekten, Zürich, in 2000. This was followed by offices in Munich, Berlin and London. Günther Vogt taught at ETH Zurich (2005–2023) and at the Harvard Graduate School of Design (2012).[1]

Principal works

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Awards

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Former employees

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Literature

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  • Günther Vogt: "Miniature and Panorama - Vogt Landscape Architects' Work 2000-2006", Lars Müller Publishers 2006, ISBN 3-03778-068-1
  • Alice Foxley, Vogt Landscape Architects: "Distance and Engagement - Walking, Thinking and Making Landscape", Lars Müller Publishers, 2010, ISBN 978-3-03778-196-8
  • Dominique Ghiggi, Chair Günther Vogt, Department of Architecture, ETH Zurich: "Baumschule - Kultivierung des Stadtdschungels", Lars Müller Publishers, 2010, ISBN 978-3-03778-217-0
  • Franziska Bark, Günther Vogt Chair, Department of Architecture, ETH Zurich: "Versuche das Glück im Garten zu finden", Lars Müller Publishers, 2011, ISBN 978-3-03778-247-7
  • Günther Vogt: "Miniature and Panorama - Vogt Landscape Architects Projects 2000-2012", Lars Müller Publishers, 2012, ISBN 978-3-03778-233-0

References

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  1. ^ https://www.gsd.harvard.edu/event/gunther-vogt-the-imprint-of-the-landscape/
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