fuckyeahbrutalism:

Church at Effretikon, Switzerland, 1960s

(Ernst Gisel)

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fuckyeahbrutalism:

Municipal Theatre, St. Gallen, Switzerland, 1964-68

(Claude Paillard, Atelier CJP)

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n-architektur:

Rudolf Steiner Schule Basel
Hans-Felix Leu & Heinz Hossdorf, 1967

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unknowneditors:

Zimoun | http://www.zimoun.net

329 cotton balls attached to little motors bounce endlessly inside the space.

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brutalistrevival:

Halen Siedlung, Bern, Switzerland

Atelier 5

1955/1962

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n-architektur:

Neubauten 6er Sesselbahnen, Flims Laax Falera, Schweiz
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fuckyeahbrutalism:

Motherhouse for Franciscan Nuns, Baldegg, Switzerland, 1973

(Marcel Breuer and Associates)

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(via scavengedluxury)

garagenatelier, Herdern (Switzerland), Peter Kunz, 1998-99

(Source: findthecool, via c-o-n-f-l-u-x)

lunaversa:

Baden, Switzerland.

metrocentric:

Zürich Hauptbahnhof

(via koperkoorts)

Tram Depot Bolligenstrasse in Bern, Switzerland, by Penzel Valier, 2011.

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z-x-y:

Goetheanum, via Flickr

subtilitas:

Peter Märkli - La Congiunta, a sculpture gallery for artist Hans Josephsohn, Giornico 1992. Earlier description from my visit: 1, 2. Via.

(via byggekunst)

elevatordreaming:

Autobahn Kapelle.

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z-x-y:

LAUFEN headquarters in basel by nissen and wentzlaff

the free-form reinforced concrete structure was poured in a single mould, assuring a homogenous mixture throughout the project, leaving the wooden form work panels exposed on the surface. the shape is derived from one of the company’s wash basins, symbolically constructed using the same methods, but contains the entire array of LAUFEN products instead of water from the tap. a winding circulation through the two levels create a sequence upon which different displays are set up, with more permanent installments and test bathrooms on the top floor and individual products and components on the bottom.