Prof. Dipl.- Arch. ETH Natali Gagro

Since 2026 // Professor of Design – Fundamentals and Methodology

2025-2026 // Teaching appointment at PBSA Düsseldorf

2022 // Founded her own office in Cologne

2012-2022 // Research associate at the Chair of Building Typologies, Univ.-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Anne-Julchen Bernhardt

2011 // Admitted to the Chamber of Architects of North Rhine-Westphalia

2005-2010 // Employed at Wiel Arets Architects (NL), with a focus on design; won several competitions and continued working on these through design and execution planning

2004-2005 // Freelance collaboration with the office of Helena Paver Njiric, Zagreb (CRO)

2003 // Diploma from ETH Zurich

2001-2003 // Chair of Landscape Architecture, Univ.-Prof. Christophe Girot, ETH Zurich, student assistant

1997- 2003 // Studied architecture at BU Wuppertal and ETH Zurich

Conversion – Building in Continuity – Culture of Remembrance – Heritage Studies – Environmental Embeddedness

Archaeology of spatial conditions and their visualization

2026– present // Inger, Conversion of a listed historic courtyard building in Longerich, planning / Work in Progress

2024 // Am Planenhof, Conversion of a residential building in Leichlingen, planning and realization 2024-2025

2023 //Everhardstraße, Conversion of a listed residential unit in Cologne, planning and realization 2023-2024

2023 //DHL Supply Chain Am Coloneum 3–7,  Collaborative design and execution planning of new office spaces
Conversion project / interior fit-out in Cologne, realization 2024

2022 // DHL Supply Chain, Collaborative feasibility study and needs analysis for new office spaces

2021 // Living like an Artist, Exhibition at Kunsthaus NRW, participation in the research project of the same name, in cooperation with the Jan van Eyck Academie
Maastricht and the MA Cultures of Arts Science and Technology at Maastricht University
as part of the chair’s work in Building Typologies and Fundamentals of Design at RWTH Aachen

2014 // Pfauenhaus Hamm, Participation in the design-build project as part of the chair’s work in Building Typologies and Fundamentals of Design at RWTH Aachen