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Continuing Professional Development
in Urban and Territorial Ecological Transition

  • Tools and devices in strategic foresight for decarbonized and resilient modes of life
  • Theory and practice at the crossroads of design disciplines, environmental sciences and humanities & social sciences

2026 registrations open

Transition Workshop, a unique, intensive, multidisciplinary training program that transforms you into an agent of change!
2 complementary modules, 3 options to help you understand the ecological transition of cities and territories:

  • Theory Masterclass (80 hours)
  • Design Studio (80 hours)
  • Full Training (120 hours)
Registrations 2026

Discover the neighborhood chosen for the Design Studio 2025

Theory Masterclass participants have begun exploring the streets of the neighborhood they will be working on during the Design Studio next July.

Want to join the adventure? Last spots available!

Contact us at transitionworkshop@braillard.ch

Discover the neighborhood chosen for the Design Studio 2025

A big thank you to the transition experts

The Theory Masterclass 2025 has begun!

Last places available

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Climate change challenges the future of cities and territories.

Architects, urban planners, engineers, administrators, and researchers are developing new ways of living.

The Braillard Architects Foundation invites you to a unique formative experience, providing you with an unprecedented toolkit for ecological transition

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“A multidisciplinary approach is a cross-sectional consideration of all the fields that are concerned with ecological struggle.”

Noélie Lecoannet, doctoral student in architecture, EPFL

« The wisdom of cities has almost entirely focused on the problems of human relationships, unlike the wisdom of any indigenous group, where relationships with the rest of the animate and inanimate world always occupy their rightful place. »

James Lovelock, ecologist (1919 – 2022)

“A multidisciplinary approach is a cross-sectional consideration of all the fields that are concerned with ecological struggle.”

Noélie Lecoannet, doctoral student in architecture, EPFL

« The wisdom of cities has almost entirely focused on the problems of human relationships, unlike the wisdom of any indigenous group, where relationships with the rest of the animate and inanimate world always occupy their rightful place. »

James Lovelock, ecologist (1919 – 2022)
Rue Saint-Léger 16, CH 1205
Genève, +41 22 311 17 17
info@braillard.ch