Living in Zurich
For the last week and a half I was in Zurich, Switzerland, for World-Architects, checking out some new architecture in the evenings after work. Many of the buildings I happened to look at were recent housing projects, primarily middle-class developments just west of central Zurich. Below are eight of those projects, with links to the architects' websites and more of my photos on Flickr.
Siedlung Grünmatt FGZ (2014) in Zurich, Switzerland, by Graber Pulver.
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Housing Neufrankengasse (2013) in Zurich, Switzerland, by EM2N.
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Gutstrasse Wohnüberbauung (2013) in Zurich, Switzerland, by Märkli Architekt.
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Sunnige Hof (2012) in Zurich, Switzerland, by Burkhalter Sumi Architekten.
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Ersatzneubauten Triemli Zürich (2011) by Von Ballmoos Krucker Architekten.
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Wohnüberbauung Wasserschöpfi (2011) in Zurich, Switzerland, by Althammer Hochuli.
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K.I.S.S. (2011) in Zurich, Switzerland by Camenzid Evolution.
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James (2009) in Zurich, Switzerland, by Gmür & Geschwentner Architekten AG.
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Siedlung Grünmatt FGZ (2014) in Zurich, Switzerland, by Graber Pulver.
[See more photos at Flickr]
Housing Neufrankengasse (2013) in Zurich, Switzerland, by EM2N.
[See more photos at Flickr]
Gutstrasse Wohnüberbauung (2013) in Zurich, Switzerland, by Märkli Architekt.
[See more photos at Flickr]
Sunnige Hof (2012) in Zurich, Switzerland, by Burkhalter Sumi Architekten.
[See more photos at Flickr]
Ersatzneubauten Triemli Zürich (2011) by Von Ballmoos Krucker Architekten.
[See more photos at Flickr]
Wohnüberbauung Wasserschöpfi (2011) in Zurich, Switzerland, by Althammer Hochuli.
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K.I.S.S. (2011) in Zurich, Switzerland by Camenzid Evolution.
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James (2009) in Zurich, Switzerland, by Gmür & Geschwentner Architekten AG.
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