Johanna Just is an architect and doctoral fellow at the Institute for Landscape and Urban Studies (LUS) at ETH Zürich. In her work, she traces more-than-human relationships in the Upper Rhine Plain and explores new modes of spatial representation. She is guest editor of the 2024 special issue of gta papers on Amazônía together with Ciro Miguel and Santiago del Hierro and founding editor of DELUS the journal of LUS with Sara Frikech. Johanna is a founding member of The Bakerloos design studio and studied architecture at the Bartlett School of Architecture (MArch Architecture with distinction and Bartlett Medal), IUAV Venice and Leibniz University of Hanover (B.Sc. Architecture). She has worked in architecture and art practices in the UK and Germany and taught at the Bartlett and Oxford School of Architecture on architecture and landscape architecture programs.
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Recent Publications
DELUS The Journal of the Institute for Landscape and Urban Studies, Issue 0, (eds) S. Frikech and J. Just, Berlin: Hatje Cantz, October 2023
Interview on ‘Drawing is Representation’, in H. Biechteler et al. (eds) Drawing in Architecture Education and Research: Lucerne Talks. Zurich: Park Books, p. 164, 2023
Repopulating a River: Reflections on the Return of the Rhine Salmon, AR#1 Aquaculture, June 2023
'Nature in Change: Exploring the Ecological Conditions of a flooded Gravel Pit in the Upper Rhine Plain', ARQ 113, April 2023
'Cultivating more-than-human care: Exploring bird watching as a landscaping practice on the example of sand martins and flooded gravel pits’, Frontiers of Architectural Research, May 2022
‘Drawing as situated practice’, L’Atelier Magazine, (20), pp. 97–105, 2022.