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A HOUSE FOR ART COLLECTOR in Geneva, Switzerland by ChristianDupraz Architects

Tuesday, January 14th, 2014

Article source: ChristianDupraz Architects

I’d like a massive house, safe and fragrant like my childhood. I will make you a sheltered house like the ones I love.” It is through an on going conversation between the architect and client that the realisation of this house was achieved. On an exceptional site, along the edge of the centre of Geneva, this white house, with its pure geometry, is a part in itself. If the square plan is the basis for its composition, it surprises through its malleability and functional complexity.

Image Courtesy © ChristianDupraz Architects

  • Architects: ChristianDupraz Architects
  • Project: A HOUSE FOR ART COLLECTOR
  • Location: Geneva, Switzerland
  • Photography: Adrien Missika , Christian Dupraz Architects
  • Client name: Private
  • Date of completion: 2010-2007
  • Dimensions: 690 m2
  • Cost: N.D.

Three-in-one sports center in Visp, Switzerland by savioz fabrizzi architectes

Tuesday, November 26th, 2013

Article source: savioz fabrizzi architectes  

The valais canton and the visp vocational college had a sports centre constructed at one end of the existing college complex.

The building is a single, compact structure consisting of the sports halls part, which is orthogonal, and the service part, which is lower and whose shape is adapted to the outline of the existing buildings. thus, the design adds a new dynamic to the dialogue between the building and its surroundings; empty spaces become paths, public areas, entrances. the building’s footprint maximises the space available for outdoor sports fields.

Image Courtesy © thomas jantscher

  • Architects: savioz fabrizzi architectes
  • Project: Three-in-one sports center
  • Location: Visp, Switzerland
  • Photography: thomas jantscher, nicolas sedlatchek (aerial)
  • Client: berufschule oberwallis, visp
  • Programme: three-in-one sports center, cafeteria, tribune
  • Dates: competition 2004 1st place, completion 2010-2012
  • Volume sia 116: 21’000 m3
  • Collaboration: françois meyer architecture, sion
  • Project manager: dreipunkt ag, brig
  • Civil engineer: alp andenmatten lauber & partner ag, visp
  • Hvac engineer: tecnoservice engineering sa, martigny
  • Electrical engineer: demostene + partner ag, brig

Single-Family House in Oberlunkhofen, Switzerland by idA

Tuesday, November 12th, 2013

Article source: idA

The new single-family house on Schuetzengasse in Oberlunkhofen, Aargau, Switzerland is composed from two entwined volumes. Open floor plans connect multiple levels.

The higher volume in the back, which contains the main functions, is completed with a base volume up front. It includes secondary functions like the garage and forms at the same time a generous terrace for the house.

Image Courtesy © Markus Bertschi

  • Architects: idA
  • Project: Single-Family House
  • Location: Oberlunkhofen, Switzerland
  • Photography: Markus Bertschi, idA

Construction

  • Management: Tobias Werner, Bonstetten
  • Client: private
  • Completion: 2013
  • Area: 270m2

House Lombardo in Vernate, Switzerland by PHILIPP ARCHITEKTEN

Tuesday, November 12th, 2013

Article source: PHILIPP ARCHITEKTEN

High above Lake Lugano, this impressive villa designed by Philipp Architekten – Anna Philipp is set in fantastic surroundings with a stunning view. The clients had already lived in Lugano for many years before they decided to move up onto the mountain. The house consists of four levels which all have to be crossed before reaching the top located residential area. The aim was to gain the best benefit of the unique panoramic view.

Image Courtesy © Udo Geisler

  • Architects: PHILIPP ARCHITEKTEN
  • Project: House Lombardo
  • Location: Vernate, Switzerland
  • Photography: Udo Geisler
  • Planning period: 6 months before starting construction, then during construction period
  • Construction period: 2010 – 2011

Property

  • Situation: steep slope
  • Size: approx. 1.120 m²

Greenhouse Botanical Garden in Grueningen, Switzerland by idA

Sunday, November 10th, 2013

Article source: idA 

The new pavilion at the botanical garden at Grueningen relates strongly to its context. The design was inspired by the surrounding forest, not the built environment. Both the formal vocabulary and the structural concept derive from nature. The pavilion is conceived to harmonize with and expand the forest.

Image Courtesy © Markus Bertschi

  • Architects: idA
  • Project: Greenhouse Botanical Garden
  • Location: Grueningen, Switzerland
  • Photography: Markus Bertschi, Ladina Bischof
  • Client: Zuercher Kantonalbank
  • Completion: 2012
  • Area: 180m2

ST. URSEN CATHEDRAL in SOLOTHURN, SWITZERLAND by Flury und Rudolf Architekten AG

Sunday, November 10th, 2013

Article source: Walters-Storyk Design Group 

WSDG Acoustic Expertise Aids Comprehensive Restoration Effort

SOLOTHURN, SWITZERLAND:  Begun in 1762, and completed in 1773, the St. Ursen Cathedral has long-served as the focal point for both worship and tourism in Switzerland’s most significant baroque town. In early January 2011, a mentally disturbed person set a fire which wreaked massive damage throughout the Cathedral’s 2000 + sq. ft. congregation hall.  When the smoke cleared, the entire white/gray lime rock interior, which had shone like marble for centuries, was encrusted with a foul grayish residue.  The Cathedral was closed to the public and a plan for restoration developed.

St. Ursen Cathedral Exterior during restoration Photo credit: WSDG

  • Architects: Flury und Rudolf Architekten AG
  • Project: ST. URSEN CATHEDRAL
  • Location: SOLOTHURN, SWITZERLAND
  • Photography: WSDG, Guido Schenker, Flury und Rudolf Architekten AG

Suurstoffi Development in Risch Rotkreuz, Switzerland by SEFAR® Architecture

Saturday, November 2nd, 2013

Article source: SEFAR® Architecture

An iridescent glass façade created with SEFAR® Architecture Vision dresses up a high-rise building in ‘Suurstoffi,’ a new mixed-use development in Risch Rotkreuz, Switzerland. Vision produces a shimmering metal patchwork from the outside in and clear views from the inside out.

Image Courtesy © SEFAR® Architecture

  • Architects: SEFAR® Architecture
  • Project: Suurstoffi Development
  • Location: Risch Rotkreuz, Switzerland

not guilty in Zürich, Switzerland by Ippolito Fleitz Group GmbH

Tuesday, October 15th, 2013

Article source: Ippolito Fleitz Group GmbH

The Swiss restaurant chain “not guilty” is the embodiment of honest and nutritious foods, imaginatively prepared into many different salads and snacks.The downtown Zurich location, opened in 2013, is now the 3rd location of the “not guilty” expansion to have opened.

Image Courtesy © Zooey Braun

  • Architects: Ippolito Fleitz Group GmbH
  • Project: not guilty
  • Location: Zürich, Switzerland
  • Photography: Zooey Braun
  • CLIENT: not guilty Management GmbH
  • YEAR: April 2013
  • SIZE: 230 m², sqm
  • TEAM: Peter Ippolito, Gunter Fleitz, Alexander Fehre, Felix Rabe, Katja Heinemann, Tanja Ziegler
  • GRAPHIC DESIGN: Sonja Schneider

Bada Bing in Montreux, Switzerland by Bureau A

Saturday, October 12th, 2013

Article source: Bureau A

James Gandolfini died on the 19th of June 2013, a few weeks before the 47th Montreux Jazz Festival. He was the leading character of one of HBO’s best series: The Sopranos. He embodied the complete range of clichés of the Italian American mafia developed beforehand by great film directors such as Martin Scorsese or Francis Ford Coppola (The Godfellas in 1990 for the first, The Godfather in 1972 for the second).

Image Courtesy © Dylan Perrenoud

THE REVITALIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE KAPPEL MONASTERY in Zürich, SWITZERLAND by Atelier Kempe Thill

Friday, August 30th, 2013

Article source: Atelier Kempe Thill

Atelier Kempe Thill in collaboration with BBZ landscape architects has recently won the invited international competition for the revitalization / development of Kappel Monastery near Zürich / Switzerland, a protected historical monumental complex that today serves as a seminar hotel and educational centre of the protestant church of Zürich.

Image Courtesy © Atelier Kempe Thill

  • Architects: Atelier Kempe Thill
  • Project: THE REVITALIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE KAPPEL MONASTERY
  • Location: Zürich, SWITZERLAND
  • Client: Verein Kappelerhof
  • Landscape architect: BBZ Bern GmbH
  • Budget (2013): 14 Mio



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