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Official pictures by Federico Farinatti and Rasmus Norlander. Continue reading GNWA

GNWA . Muttoni Fernández . renders: © artefactorylab

The intended plot for the future Human Sciences Centre’s implantation marks the campus’ east entrance and has major importance in the development of UNIL’s campus. The site is characterised by a soft northsouth slope geared towards the lake; the project transforms this apparent constraint into an opportunity to anchor the building in its territory with finesse. Continue reading GNWA

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The plot allocated for the extension of the Entlisberg school complex is situated in the
centre of the Moos-Entlisberg district, in a low density “garden city” urban structure
composed of three-story linear buildings.The site has exceptional landscape qualities,
designed by the landscape architect Gustav Amman. The existing building on site by the
architects Kräher & Bosshard is listed in the inventory of protected art and culturalhistorical
objects. The position of the new building preserves the atmosphere of this
precious space. Continue reading GNWA

GNWA . renders: © ArtefactoryLab

The plot allotted to host the various activities of the Viteos SA company has a strategic position, being situated at the crossing between multiple road axes. This position, in addition to being essential to the functioning of the company, also gives great visibility to the site. The terrain is marked by a strong east- west slope, creating a large panorama of the landscape from the top. Continue reading GNWA

GNWA – Gonzalo Neri & Weck Architekten . photos: © Rasmus Norlander

The Project “La Maison du Jardin” for the foundation Perceval is situated in a park with different buildings creating a campus. Most of them are characterised by an irregular geometry and anthroposophical architecture.
The building site for “the Maison du jardin” is located at the north-western Edge of the park with direct access from the street. The construction perimeter was set to keep the existing garden in the south and to densify the north-eastern corner.
The fragmented geometry of the project is the result of the different views and orientations for the diverse uses of the building. Unfolding to the south and defining a collective exterior space at the ground floor, while offering exceptional views to the lake Geneva from the rooms in the first floor, the large pitched roof is the result of the construction regulations from the village. The geometry helps to fix the building to the site and establish a dialogue with the surrounding.
The “Maison du Jardin” is designed for elderly people with physical and psychological disabilities. The Perceval foundation aims to offer its residents a place as close as possible to a real home where they can live in community, but at the same time having the required privacy. Continue reading GNWA