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The compact lunchtime format offers students insights into industry practice and the opportunity to network with selected alumni of the University of Liechtenstein.

Every semester, the Liechtenstein School of Architecture sets out on a week-long excursion that becomes one of the most formative moments for many students. For one week, learning moves out of the studio and into real landscapes, cities, and cultural environments. The places visited are closely connected to the design topics of the studios and create a foundation for a learning process that links observation, analysis, and architectural imagination.

We can look back on an extremely successful 59th after-work lecture on the topic of “Asset Allocation and AI”, which was organized in collaboration with the CFA Society Liechtenstein. Sebastian Stöckl, Associate Professor of Finance at the University of Liechtenstein, gave an exciting and thought-provoking presentation that bridged the gap between cutting-edge academic research and real-world investment practice.

On 14 November 2025, students from the Master’s degree programme in Architecture undertook a specialist excursion to Zurich. They were accompanied by the lecturers Dr Britta Hentschel and Dr Gyler Mydyti. The excursion formed part of the two elective courses Built Heritage and Urban Design.

Am 5. November 2025 teilten Sergio Marazzi und Andreas Reinhardt des renommierten Architekturbüros Marazzi Reinhardt ihre Perspektiven auf zeitgenössisches Bauen, Materialität und den sensiblen Umgang mit dem baulichen Bestand mit den Studierenden der Liechtenstein School of Architecture. 

The Georgian exchange students Vakhtang Shaishmelashvili and Mariami Mikeltadze developed a forward-looking concept for Ruggell’s Dorfstrasse in the design studio «‹Darf› Ruggell» at the University of Liechtenstein. Their proposal for a vibrant, pedestrian-friendly and green village centre was recognised in Georgia with an award at the International Architectural Awards 2025.

After a six-year hiatus, the University of Liechtenstein celebrated the glamorous revival of its traditional university ball on Saturday, November 8, 2025. On the initiative of Rector Christian Frommelt, the event took place under the sparkling motto “Golden Nights, Sparkling Lights” in the ballroom of the Spoerry complex.

At the invitation of Prof. Dr. Leo Brecht, Max Meier was a guest speaker in the lecture “Entrepreneurial Founding Process.” Max Meier is an entrepreneur, managing partner, and lawyer, and is one of the youngest supervisory board members in the entire DACH region.