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Conference on 23 and 24 June 2026 in Lucerne

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University of Teacher Education (UTE) Lucerne, Sentimatt, Auditorium

Theme

Higher Education Space Development Between Convention and Risk

Increasingly diverse higher education teaching requires appropriate teaching and learning spaces, which are often still lacking. The HESD project (Higher Education Space Development – analysing, developing and evaluating higher education spaces) investigates how higher education spaces can be analysed, further developed and reimagined between convention and innovation.

How can the development of teaching and learning spaces in higher education succeed?

This conference addresses the question of how the development of teaching and learning spaces in higher education can be systematically analysed and which success factors can be formulated for the transformation of higher education spaces. Results from the project, from project partners and additional expertise from the field will be presented with the aim of highlighting approaches to qualified spatially supported higher education teaching, bringing stakeholders into dialogue and contributing to the creation of new, future-oriented pathways.

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Tuesday, 23 June 2026

12.30 Check-in & Coffee	Check-in & Coffee
13.30 Welcome – Opening Remarks Dr. Cornelia Dinsleder & Ulrich Kirchgässner, Conference Chair Prof. Dr. Kathrin Krammer, Rector UTE Lucerne	Welcome – Opening Remarks Dr. Cornelia Dinsleder & Ulrich Kirchgässner, Conference Chair Prof. Dr. Kathrin Krammer, Rector UTE Lucerne
13.45 Dialogic Introduction Opportunities between convention and risk Prof. Dr. Jutta Mägdefrau, University of Passau Alessandro Schneider, UTE Lucerne Prof. Dr. Alexandra den Heijer, TU Delft Dr. Cornelia Dinsleder & Ulrich Kirchgässner, UTE Lucerne	Dialogic Introduction Opportunities between convention and risk Prof. Dr. Jutta Mägdefrau, University of Passau Alessandro Schneider, UTE Lucerne Prof. Dr. Alexandra den Heijer, TU Delft Dr. Cornelia Dinsleder & Ulrich Kirchgässner, UTE Lucerne
14.45 HESD Project Overview HESD Team	HESD Project Overview HESD Team
15.00 Debating ‘Special Higher Education Spaces’ ETH PBLabs: Transforming Learning Experiences Through Spaces Dr. Florian Rittiner, ETH Zurich Didactic Innovation Labs: Future Classroom Dr. Verena Köstler & Dr. Sabrina Kufner, University of Passau Living Lab of Evidence-based Model Spaces for Hybrid and Student-centred Teaching/Learning Formats Prof. Dr. Katja Ninnemann, HTW Berlin	Debating ‘Special Higher Education Spaces’ ETH PBLabs: Transforming Learning Experiences Through Spaces Dr. Florian Rittiner, ETH Zurich Didactic Innovation Labs: Future Classroom Dr. Verena Köstler & Dr. Sabrina Kufner, University of Passau Living Lab of Evidence-based Model Spaces for Hybrid and Student-centred Teaching/Learning Formats Prof. Dr. Katja Ninnemann, HTW Berlin
16.00 Results and Success Factors of the HESD Analysis Dr. Cornelia Dinsleder, Ulrich Kirchgässner & Eliya Pagelli, UTE Lucerne	Results and Success Factors of the HESD Analysis Dr. Cornelia Dinsleder, Ulrich Kirchgässner & Eliya Pagelli, UTE Lucerne
16.25 Coffee Break	Coffee Break
16.45 Workshops Building culture Education Dr. Eveline Althaus, Archijeunes, Basel Reflective Photography in Learning Space Analysis Joia Handl, UTE Heidelberg EduSpaces – Modular Toolkit for Teaching/Learning Infrastructure Balthasar Eugster & Larissa Rossbacher, University of Zurich Pedagogical Spatial Competence – Impulses for Higher Education Michelle Dumont, UTE Freiburg/Breisgau	Workshops Building culture Education Dr. Eveline Althaus, Archijeunes, Basel Reflective Photography in Learning Space Analysis Joia Handl, UTE Heidelberg EduSpaces – Modular Toolkit for Teaching/Learning Infrastructure Balthasar Eugster & Larissa Rossbacher, University of Zurich Pedagogical Spatial Competence – Impulses for Higher Education Michelle Dumont, UTE Freiburg/Breisgau
17.30 Broadening Horizons: Poster Sessions and more	Broadening Horizons: Poster Sessions and more
19.00 Evening Programme: Barbecue & Music	Evening Programme: Barbecue & Music

Wednesday, 24 June 2026

09.00 International Perspectives on Higher Education Spaces Development (English) Prof. Lindy Osborne Burton, Charles Darwin University Prof. Dr. Katja Ninnemann, HTW Berlin Moderation: Prof. Dr. Martin Viehhauser, University of Fribourg	International Perspectives on Higher Education Spaces Development (English) Prof. Lindy Osborne Burton, Charles Darwin University Prof. Dr. Katja Ninnemann, HTW Berlin Moderation: Prof. Dr. Martin Viehhauser, University of Fribourg
10.15 Coffee Break	Coffee Break
10.45 Workshops Learning Deck / The Open Teaching and Learning Area of UTE Lucerne Prof. Dr. Peter Tremp / Dr. Cornelia Dinsleder, Roland Künzle & Eliya Pagelli, UTE Lucerne Space Development at UTE Schaffhausen: Teaching, Learning and Workspaces in Transition Prof. Dr. Samuel Krattenmacher, UTE Schaffhausen Collaborative Learning Lab Thomas Staub, UTE Zurich	Workshops Learning Deck / The Open Teaching and Learning Area of UTE Lucerne Prof. Dr. Peter Tremp / Dr. Cornelia Dinsleder, Roland Künzle & Eliya Pagelli, UTE Lucerne Space Development at UTE Schaffhausen: Teaching, Learning and Workspaces in Transition Prof. Dr. Samuel Krattenmacher, UTE Schaffhausen Collaborative Learning Lab Thomas Staub, UTE Zurich
12.00 Lunch	Lunch
13.00 Networking and Personal Questions Interim Review – Further Development – Ideas Moderation: Dr. Petra Moog, Sophia::Akademie Düsseldorf	Networking and Personal Questions Interim Review – Further Development – Ideas Moderation: Dr. Petra Moog, Sophia::Akademie Düsseldorf
14.00 International Perspectives EDENLAB & EDENSPACES (online) Prof. Beate Weyland, University of Bozen The Importance of Collaboration for the Development of Study and Learning Spaces (English) Mie Guldbæk Brøns & Lars Robert Kruse, DTU Copenhagen Student voice (English) Prof. Lindy Osborne Burton, Charles Darwin University	International Perspectives EDENLAB & EDENSPACES (online) Prof. Beate Weyland, University of Bozen The Importance of Collaboration for the Development of Study and Learning Spaces (English) Mie Guldbæk Brøns & Lars Robert Kruse, DTU Copenhagen Student voice (English) Prof. Lindy Osborne Burton, Charles Darwin University
15.00 Campus of the Future (English) Prof. Dr. Alexandra den Heijer, TU Delft Moderation: Prof. Dr. Thorsten Erl, University of Siegen	Campus of the Future (English) Prof. Dr. Alexandra den Heijer, TU Delft Moderation: Prof. Dr. Thorsten Erl, University of Siegen
16.00 Conclusion & Closing Remarks Conference Observation & Synthesis Prof. Dr. Annette Tettenborn, UTE Lucerne Prof. Dr. Martin Viehhauser, University of Fribourg	Conclusion & Closing Remarks Conference Observation & Synthesis Prof. Dr. Annette Tettenborn, UTE Lucerne Prof. Dr. Martin Viehhauser, University of Fribourg

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Keynotes

Professor Lindy Osborne Burton (PhD, SFHEA, AFHEA [Indigenous], FRAIA) is the Head of Architecture at Charles Darwin University, in Australia's Northern Territory. Drawing on 18 years of architectural practice, her research examines spatial-pedagogical relationships in higher education, and participatory design processes supporting institutional transformation. She leads interdisciplinary research on indoor environmental quality, integrating inclusive, biophilic, salutogenic, and eudaemonic architectural design principles, with climate-responsive building performance analysis.

Prof. Dr. Katja Ninnemann is Professor of Digitalisation and Workspace Management at HTW Berlin. As an expert in evidence-based design practices and innovation processes for hybrid learning and working environments, she is active in research, teaching and practice.

Alexandra den Heijer is professor of Public Real Estate at Delft University of Technology (TU Delft), Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment. Her chair of Public Real Estate focuses on the challenges of managing public real estate portfolios. She has a background in architecture and management, is specialized in university campuses and explores problems and solutions in multi-disciplinary decision-making processes. She is internationally renowned for her books and other publications about managing today’s campus and planning the campus of the future.

Conference Observers

Prof. Dr. Annette Tettenborn, retired university professor and educational researcher, headed the Institute for Professional and Classroom Research at the Lucerne University of Teacher Education for 16 years. Her research focused primarily on teacher education, teaching, professionalization, and university development. As an established expert in educational research and the development of universities and teaching professions, she and Martin Viehhauser will complement our conference with joint observations and discussions.

Dr. Martin Viehhauser is a titular professor at the University of Fribourg (Switzerland) and a lecturer at the PH FHNW. He holds a Ph.D. in educational science and teaches prospective elementary school teachers about the psychological foundations of learning, the pedagogical roles of schools, and the historical development of schools and education. His research interests include issues related to learning cultures, mindfulness in schools, and school space design.