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Raiffeisen Bank

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NAU designed the new bank in Zurich for Raiffeisen dissolving traditional barriers between customer and employee, creating a new type of “open bank”, a space of encounter.

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Lumino House

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Davide Macullo Architects projected another stunning house located in the Swiss Alpine village of Lumino.

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Warehouse Office

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Daniele Claudio Taddei Architect projected the new office for an upcoming IT company in an old warehouse with 4 meters high ceilings located in Zürich, Switzerland.

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Nafi Salon by ZMIK & SÜDQUAI patente.unikate.

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Swiss design studio ZMIK in collaboration with SÜDQUAI patente.unikate. have refurbished a hair salon in Basel, wallpapering the entrance with photocopies from Vogue magazine.

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House Sigg

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nimmrichter cda projected this wooden three floor house located in Dietlikon, Switzerland.

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Conversion House Grieder Swarovsky by Fuhrimann Hächler Architekten

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Fuhrimann Hächler Architekten redesigned the house with modernistic character for a young couple, a gallery owner and an artist, located in Küsnacht, Zürich.

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L House by Philippe Stuebi

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Philippe Stuebi designed an expressive volumetric as a result of the particular form of the plot located in Bakus, Zurich.

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Feldbalz by Gus Wustemann

Gus Wustemann designed a three-storey sculpture that contains the family life overlooking the Lake Zurich, Switzerland, where everybody meets and circulates on the first floor.

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Sempachersee Golf Club by Smolenicky & Partner

Smolenicky & Partner designed two new buildings for the Sempachersee Golf Club, the largest golf club in Switzerland located 15 km from Lucerne.

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Mountain Chalet by EM2N

Located in a beautiful swiss mountain meadow, which in summer is used as pasture and in winter as a ski run, EM2N decided to stretch the house upwards in order to capture the spectacular view from all sides.

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