Staehelin Meyer Architekten . photos: © Staehelin Meyer Architekten . © Ruedi Walti
Following the existing structure, the Lange Erlen pumping station is aligned to the main axis of the site and leaves space for future expansion. Under the projecting roof of the entrance façade, a concrete fountain transforms first into a bench and stairs and further along into a wheelchair-accessible ramp. Continue reading Staehelin Meyer
This run-down building from 1893 near Schützenmatt Park was structurally improved and thoroughly modernised.
A three-room flat on ground level was joined to the separate room across the rear entranceway and a single-storey annex was added in the garden, creating a spacious family apartment. Continue reading Staehelin Meyer
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This single family house is characterised by half-storeys and has not been changed structurally nor in terms of materials since being built in 1969. Exposed concrete ceilings, wooden built-in furniture, cladding and windows and the brick facades lent a uniqueness to existing building. Continue reading Staehelin Meyer
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The main theme of the design is the juxtaposition of free-standing, sharp edged structures and lush vegetation, as found on site and in the neighbourhood. The positioning of the polygonal buildings at an angle to one another and on different levels opens up a shared, park-like outside space. Each unit enjoys varied views of the greenery, which envelopes both the buildings. Winding pathways lead up to buildings like trails through the high grass that also encloses the verandas. Continue reading Staehelin Meyer
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Family house in Birmenstorf, Switzerland. Continue reading Staehelin Meyer
