Herzog & de Meuron, Frei Photographic Studio, Weil am Rhein, Germany, 1981-1982
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Piet Blom, Cube Houses, Rotterdam, Netherlands, 1978–1984
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Helvetia Insurance HQ, Basel
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2022
Piotr Hraptovich
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HERZOG DE MEURON, WALKER ART MUSEUM, envelope studies
https://www.herzogdemeuron.com/projects/175-walker-art-center-expansion/
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HERZOG DE MEURON, WALKER ART MUSEUM, envelope studies
https://www.herzogdemeuron.com/projects/175-walker-art-center-expansion/
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…..a kind of public plaza?….
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Photography by Yuma Yamashita
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Frei Photographic Studio (1981-82) in Weil am Rhein, Germany, by Herzog & de Meuron
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Herzog & De Meuron. Viviendas Schwitter. Basilea, Suiza. 1985-1988
Photo: Giorgio Azzariti
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VitraHaus, 2010, Weil am Rhein, Germany
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Herzog & de Meuron, Sammlung Goetz, Munich, Germany, 1989-1992
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Mark Rothko, Untitled, 1968
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Herzog & de Meuron / Vitra / Vitra Schaudepot / Exhibition / 2016
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Lombard Odier Headquarters, Geneva
Herzog & de Meuron
2022
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HERZOG DE MEURON, ANTIPODES, student housing, Dijon / France
https://www.herzogdemeuron.com/projects/064-antipodes-i-student-housing-universite-de-bourgogne/
This basic unit has a very broad open corridor with the dwellings attached to one side, their dimensions ranging from 18 square metres for individual apartments to 99 square metres for the collective housing model which is shared by 6 students.
https://arquitecturaviva.com/works/residencia-de-estudiantes-antipodes-i-dijon-4
The three metre wide gallery forms a relational and meeting space that improves and extends the scant student habitat in the form of a semi-covered terrace.
the wooden panels which separate the apartments from the corridor add a feeling of furniture to the space, turning the area into a sort of living room, a domestic focal point.
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HERZOG DE MEURON, MERIAN STIFTUNG, BASEL / SWITZERLAND
An innovative timber structure over three floors. During the design phase, the team studied various wood types, exploring their characteristics and structural capacities. This comprehensive analysis informed the final assembly, which incorporates several distinct wood types:
silver fir for the exterior facades,
larch for the exterior floor,
oak for the interior floor,
spruce and fir for the ceiling and office walls,
beech for the columns.
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Form finding unfolded through systematic volume studies. 8 options were explored.
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