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745 Viscosistadt

Relocation to 745 Viscosistadt, the new campus building in Emmenbrücke, brings all our degree programmes under one roof. Since 2016, the very heart of what was once Central Switzerland’s most important industrial site has been home to around two thirds of the students and staff of the School of Art and Design at the University of Lucerne. Now, in 2019, the entire remainder of the School will join them in Emmen.

Designers, filmmakers and artists are specialised in futures. They test innovations, forge new links, and know that this world could easily turn into another. The flip side of this passion for all things possible, however, is the constant need to pin things down, to a position, a stance or a tradition. For only through a sense of place can design, film and art source their power and connect the regional and the international, the local and the global. And (re-) location is a concept that we now must read quite literally. The students and staff of the School of Art and Design at the University of Lucerne need a place for their work – and the Viscosistadt campus with its productive ambience in lofty former factories is ideal for them: a space of inspiration for creative aspirations.

745 Viscosistadt, Phase 2

Phase 2 of the relocation to Emmenbrücke is scheduled for 2019. Read more about it here.

Opening 2016

Phase 1 of the opening of the 745 Viscosistadt building took place in autumn 2016. Read more about it here.

Abschied vom alten Standort

Der Umzug der Hochschule Luzern – Design & Kunst vom alten Standort Sentimatt an den neuen Standort 745 Viscosistadt in Emmenbrücke wird mit mehreren kurzen Clips dokumentiert. Hier zu sehen ist das Abschiedsfest vom 6. Juni 2019. Weitere Clips folgen in Kürze.

Relocation Countdown

Relocation Countdown, Phase 2, illustrated here by student Leonie Rösler: the move from the old Sentimatt site to the Viscosistadt building in summer 2019.