Dive into Design: The Ultimate Architectural Tour
Explore Switzerland’s Architectural Treasures
Switzerland isn’t only chalets and alpine villages!
Home to renowned architects like Le Corbusier, Mario Botta, and Herzog & de Meuron, the country boasts extraordinary architectural landmarks. Discover innovative urban concepts, spectacular buildings, and captivating bridges that blend art, innovation, and engineering into a remarkable experience.
Wilsdorf Bridge
Geneva
Constructed as a tribute to Hans Wilsdorf, founder of Rolex, this striking bridge features an elliptical steel structure spanning 85 meters and weighing 1,400 tons. Designed by Rino Brodbeck et Jacques Roulet and financed by the Hans Wilsdorf Foundation, the bridge can withstand exceptional flood conditions of the Arve river.
World Meteorological Organization (WMO)
Geneva
Designed by Rino Brodbeck et Jacques Roulet, the headquarters of the WMO in Geneva stands out as a symbol of transparency and sustainability. Its sleek, modern design and distinctive glass facade reflect the organization’s global commitment. Join an exclusive guided tour offering insights into its innovative architecture, complete with panoramic rooftop views.
Les Hauts du Château – Bellevue Complex
Geneva
Designed by renowned architects Herzog & de Meuron, this brand-new complex harmoniously combines residential living with commercial spaces. Set within an elegant park, the site features two distinctive buildings: one houses 300 premium residences, while the other accommodates Lombard Odier Bank’s headquarters, with workspace for 2,600 employees.
Paul & Henri Carnal Hall
Rolle
Designed by Bernard Tschumi and realized by Fehlmann Architects, this versatile cultural venue honors Swiss aviation innovators Paul and Henri Carnal. The 900-seat main hall, featuring a 183 m² stage, hosts concerts and diverse cultural events. Additionally, a flexible 227 m² Blackbox space accommodates smaller, intimate programs.
Rolex Learning Center (EPFL)
Lausanne
This architectural masterpiece by SANAA Ltd (Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa), in collaboration with Architram Architecture, covers 20,000 m² of continuous, undulating surfaces. The innovative design includes gentle slopes, terraces, and internal patios supported by nearly invisible pillars—a groundbreaking structure that required pioneering construction techniques.
Grand Morillon
Geneva
Conceived by renowned Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, Grand Morillon comprises two complementary buildings connected by a unique walkway. Its metal facade features adjustable sliding panels, creating a dynamic and light-filled environment. Inside, the spaces combine functionality with sustainable, eco-friendly materials, exemplifying community-oriented and responsible architecture.
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