Since 1979, we have been developing architecture that puts people at the centre, promotes health, advances research, strengthens teaching and enriches urban life – driven by the conviction that spaces can have a positive influence on life.

We are committed to future-oriented, people-centred architecture that combines functionality, aesthetics, environmental awareness and modular construction.

We are convinced that architecture has the power to do more than just create spaces. It can provide orientation, open up perspectives and improve lives.

With a clear focus on sustainability and modularity, we work on projects that are both technologically innovative and future-proof. We develop flexible, scalable solutions that not only meet current needs but are also adaptable to the challenges of the future.

The BSS laboratory and research building we designed for ETH Zurich was the first laboratory building in Switzerland to be awarded the DGNB Gold Certificate, confirming our holistic, sustainable planning approach.

For several decades now, we have been committed to integrating art into the design of our research and educational buildings as a defining element from the early planning stages onwards.