5x3
Event details
| Date | 25.03.2013 |
| Hour | 18:00 |
| Speaker | Roger Boltshauser, architecte, Zürich |
| Location | |
| Category | Conferences - Seminars |
cinq architectes ° cinq pays ° trois projets, public conférences
For this series of lectures, 5 different architects from 5 different European countries were asked to give an insight into their work practice. Each office will present 3 projects in detail from the first sketch to the final construction plans. One of the presented projects will be the office’s very first building, which will help answer the question of how to start an architectural office. The other two projects will demonstrate the individual offices’ different signatures and the different strategies they pursue to realize architectural ideas in the specific local context. The lectures will illustrate an individual practical approach to architecture and provide an overview of the contemporary architectural trends in Europe.
Roger Boltshauser
Boltshauser Architekten, Zürich
Roger Boltshauser founded his office in Zürich in 1996. From 1997-1999 he worked as an assistant with Peter Märkli at the ETH Zürich and since 2004 he has held the position as professor for architectural design at the HTW Chur. His most prominent buildings include the Rauch loam house, Schlins (2008), the Dubsstrasse atelier house, Zürich (2010), and the Allenmoos II school pavilion (2012). The Hirzenbach residential highrise is currently under construction in Zürich and the office recently won first prize in the competition for the new Ozeaneum in Basel.
For this series of lectures, 5 different architects from 5 different European countries were asked to give an insight into their work practice. Each office will present 3 projects in detail from the first sketch to the final construction plans. One of the presented projects will be the office’s very first building, which will help answer the question of how to start an architectural office. The other two projects will demonstrate the individual offices’ different signatures and the different strategies they pursue to realize architectural ideas in the specific local context. The lectures will illustrate an individual practical approach to architecture and provide an overview of the contemporary architectural trends in Europe.
Roger Boltshauser
Boltshauser Architekten, Zürich
Roger Boltshauser founded his office in Zürich in 1996. From 1997-1999 he worked as an assistant with Peter Märkli at the ETH Zürich and since 2004 he has held the position as professor for architectural design at the HTW Chur. His most prominent buildings include the Rauch loam house, Schlins (2008), the Dubsstrasse atelier house, Zürich (2010), and the Allenmoos II school pavilion (2012). The Hirzenbach residential highrise is currently under construction in Zürich and the office recently won first prize in the competition for the new Ozeaneum in Basel.
Practical information
- General public
- Free
Organizer
- Atelier Anja & Martin Fröhlich