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Tenant fit-out for Credit Suisse at the Liestal railway station.

Refurbishment of the front and rear buildings and installation of new flats in a building complex from the 1960s.

Local Architect for the design architect Riken Yamamoto for the project phases preliminary project to tender for the largest building construction project in Switzerland.

Conversion of existing cellular offices into an open multi-space landscape for the chemical company Huntsman.

New location for the SSEF (Swiss Gemmological Institute) with spacious, state-of-the-art laboratories.

Blaser Architekten / Butscher Architekten realised the office and laboratory building on the Novartis Campus as local architect for the design architect Rahul Mehrotra.

Credit Suisse in Reinach strengthened its presence on the newly designed village square.

Data centre with external technical rooms for the Markant company in Offenburg.

Renovation and remodelling of an old flat with a view of the Rhine.

Refurbishment of a commercial building in a central location in Basel with extension of use to a residential and commercial building.

Expansion of the Basel Technology Park in Stücki Park.

Addition to a detached single-family house with a separate pavilion in timber construction.

Installation of a multi-space office in a square floor plan with a formerly dark centre zone.

Study to analyse the opportunities and risks of further industrial use of the Swissmetal site in Dornach.

Extension to a detached house in Bottmingen built by Blaser Architekten.

Project competition organised by the Canton of Zug in collaboration with the architectural firms Miroslav Sik and Joos & Mathys Architekten.

Extension of an existing detached house with additional living space and access via a stair tower in the extension.

Competition for the clarification of future potentials and the development of the external space of EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse.

Residential development on the border to Allschwil with apartment block along the street and atrium houses in the inner courtyard.

Conversion of the listed market hall site from 1928/29 with domed building and peripheral buildings.