Piotr Piotrowski, doctoral candidate at the Liechtenstein School of Architecture in the Built Heritage & Upcycling Unit, has contributed to a recent whitepaper by «Bauen digital Schweiz / buildingSMART Switzerland».

For one week, the students worked on site in different European contexts outside the campus.

How can railway areas become vibrant urban spaces? This question guided students of the Liechtenstein School of Architecture during the spring semester 2025. The results of their design work were presented to the public in autumn 2025 in the exhibition «Gleisraum Buchs».

With her short film “Revitalization Obergasse” about the revitalisation of an urban space in Altstaetten (Switzerland), architecture student Valeria Klein received an award at the international competition “Sustainability Through Your Lens” at Sophia University in Tokyo.

It was more than a panel discussion – it was a plea for the collective. Tatiana Bilbao, Anna Heringer, Anupama Kundoo, Marina Tabassum, and surprise guest Frida Escobedo, five of the most influential contemporary female architects, met at the University of Liechtenstein. Their message: architecture should heal, serve, and put the ego in the background.

At the start of the semester on 5 February, the Liechtenstein School of Architecture (LSA) hosted a celebration that combined farewells and new beginnings. The focus was on the retirement of Urs Meister, the change in the dean's office and the welcoming of new lecturers. 

From February 2 to 6, 2026, students of the Master’s program in Innovative Finance explored Singapore, one of the world’s leading financial centers, during an intensive study trip. The goal was to gain firsthand insight into the Asian market, current trends in the financial industry, and innovative business approaches through direct exchanges with industry professionals.