The Radiostudio Brunnenhof complex, located in Zurich Kreis 6, was built in two phases: the first by Otto Dürr and the second by Willy Rost and Max Bill. With the neighborhood experiencing rapid transformation, there's an increasing demand for educational spaces. Switzerland's first radio studio will be converted into a secondary school and an educational music center

The renovation of a home from the 1950s offers a lesson in spatial economy

Through this intervention, the main building, the ancillary building, and the new basement are merged into one unit, while at the same time, the independent expression of the individual parts is strengthened

Featuring production facilities and design studios, as well as logistics and administration, the Freitag Factory accommodates over 120 employees across 10'000 square meters

Our proposal reenvisions the 1950s church by lightly separating the nave and better linking the building to the parish complex

The new six room construction comprises of an attic level, two main floors and an underground garage. Its formal architectural vocabulary is clear, authentic and unadorned

We are excited to move into the next phase of the Zypressenstrasse project, with preparations for implementation already well underway

The objective of this competition was to transform an existing industrial hall, turning it into an inspiring training hub for knowledge sharing for an international company

This interior fit-out for On reflects the architectural logic of the building as a whole and forms a spatial link between the two different worlds of product development housed within: the “lab”, which occupies the structure’s four-storey base, and the “neighbourhoods” above, where marketing, logistics, and sales activities take place

After the cantonal police used the military barracks in Zurich for around 30 years, the education center for adults is to move into the historic building in future. The cantonal government is approving around CHF 122 million for the overall renovation of the building

The historic ABB halls in Oerlikon prevail as significant architectural testaments to Zurich's industrial past. Following a revision of updated building regulations, these halls are now permanently preserved

Tanzwerk houses the kinesthetic program of Switzerland’s largest dance school, dividing the space into 12 dance studios, a large performance auditorium and workrooms with various service areas

The proposal converts the old Zurich military barracks into an education centre, open to public use on the ground level and developing around a new atrium space

The House of Switzerland is a mobile building that serves a diplomatic function representing Switzerland’s professional sporting interests, traveling to various international locations. Its wooden construction merges traditional carpentry and state of the art timber engineering

Roots & Collective Bakery, 2018⁠–⁠2022

• Roots, the vegan restaurant which also serves as the canteen for On Running’s team, is housed on the first floor of the Atmos high-rise building in Zurich West, home to 17 floors of On's offices
• A standardised 20-foot shipping container is transformed into a building block for an architectural intervention: A stepped tower rises 9 units up from a 5 x 2-unit base
• From the jury: The large-scale project boasts avant-garde spatial designs that have a fascinating appeal. [...] The complexity that arises from the size of the project and the large number of participants was coordinated in an exemplary manner by the group of design players and driven to a manifold result that is of impressive quality down to the smallest details

A Piece of History in Zurich – The Retrofit Project in Altstetten

• We are privileged to transform the remarkable building at Baslerstrasse in Zurich Altstetten. Designed by Carl Dominik Burlet and completed in 1964, this office building stands out with its elegant design and sculptural impact. As a testament to modernism and 1950s architecture, it fits seamlessly into the surrounding area while still standing as a striking solitary figure
• The building’s distinctive features, such as the protruding plant troughs and carefully differentiated facade design, make it a true masterpiece worth preserving. Our vision for this retrofit project is to honor the historical substance while integrating modern, sustainable usage opportunities
• As part of a competition entry, we developed an urban volume that integrates seamlessly into the open, permeable block structure of the neighborhood. A clear tripartite composition – robust base, articulated piano nobile, and recessed attic – anchors the building in its urban context. Loggias, volumetric setbacks, and a finely tuned facade enhance daylight, natural ventilation, and microclimatic performance – with a focus on sustainability and long-term residential quality
• The design unfolds along a central axis that is fundamentally inscribed into the DNA of the perimeter block development by Chiodera Tschudy. The 5.70-meter-high barrel vault, stretching from the large-scale, column-flanked arched gateway on Rämistrasse deep into the block structure, once guided visitors into the formerly secluded garden courtyard and ultimately toward the graceful central building of the historic theatre
• The characteristic urban morphology of the Heuried residential district was established in the 1940s post-war building boom, when perimeter developments transitioned to housing blocks, providing park-like residential settings. The intervention's typology embodies an essentially linear design