Nussbaum Information and Training center, canton of Solothurn, Switzerland – design by HHF architects. Function: Information and Training Center, Footprint: 1,200 m2, Total area of usable space: 1200 m2 Materials: Wood, Profilitglas.
The main feature of the house are the dynamic system of slopes (defined by earthworks and retaining walls) and the shifts and folds in the concrete structure.
The building is located in a typical single-family house suburban neighbourhood. This project strives to have a different approach: greater density, greater height and a common garden.
A rhythmic code is wrapping the shell, container of emotions. Solid and Pure matter from the outside, surprisingly permeable to the landscape from the inside. Stability and transparency.
Sound is made visible. This variable sound wave is carving the volume, with vibration and frequency. Broadcasting Development in Lugano, Ticino, Switzerland – design by LANDSarchitetture.
David Chipperfield Architects’ design for the Kunsthaus Zürich extension, won in competition in December 2008, has been developed in line with the jury’s recommendations regarding its function within the urban context and its internal organisation.
Veech Media Architecture (VMA) wins the international IF Communication Design Award in Gold for the Swarovski Baselworld Trade Fair Pavilion.
Swiss Architecture Museum : SAM-Basel Exhibition, Schweizerisches Architekturmuseum – 2b architects show in Switzerland
We are pleased to announce the opening of the exhibit “focusTerra” at the Natural Sciences Institute at the ETH Zurich.
The client’s brief required a cost-efficient 3-field Sportshall, designed to international standards with seating for 1,000 spectators.
The project is an integration of a cafeteria into a existing open lobby of a important school building located in the city center of Basel.
The Fashion Outlet in Wigoltingen mediates between the urban industrial buildings of a former mill and the adjacent countryside. A horizontally structured building complements the older, vertical industrial buildings.
The site of the former salami factory Cattaneo in the heart of Dietikon has been turned into an urban environment for living and working.
Located in the Upper Engadine, one of Switzerland’s most scenic valleys, St Moritz receives up to a quarter of a million visitors a year, who are attracted to the famed natural beauty and alpine pursuits.
Cocoon is located in Zurich’s Seefeld district on a beautiful hillside, which enjoys excellent lake and mountain views.
The large letters of the sign mark the approach to the Rigiblick hotel and theatre space, a popular goal for excursions on the Zürichberg, with a unique view of the Rigi (mountain) and across the city of Zurich.
In order to create a unified experience given the different programs – Single Family House, Double Family House and Triple Family House – it is achieved through a basic ground figure, the square.
