25.10.2024

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New web platform of the Swiss Heritage Society on building culture 1975-2000

Aurelio Galfetti, Restoration of the Castelgrande, Bellinzona 1981-2000 Photo: Janin Scheidgegger / Swiss Heritage Society

Aurelio Galfetti, Restoration of the Castelgrande, Bellinzona 1981-2000 Photo: Janin Scheidgegger / Swiss Heritage Society

A new web platform from the Swiss Heritage Society brings together around 100 buildings from Switzerland. Discover the building culture of the last quarter of the last century!

The Swiss building culture that emerged between the end of the boom years and the turn of the millennium has hardly been scientifically recorded. As these buildings are currently at risk of disappearing due to demolition, the Swiss Heritage Society wants to draw attention to the qualities of this period with the “Baukultur 1975-2000” initiative.

Historical Museum Baden (AG) by Wilfried & Katharina Steib. Photo: Noah Santner / Swiss Heritage Society
Mülligen postal operations center in Schlieren (ZH) by the architectural firm Theo Hotz Photo: Noah Santner / Schweizer Heimatschutz

2023: Launch of the web platform on Swiss building culture 1975-2000

Following the Instagram channel @archimillennials last fall, the web platform www.heimatschutz.ch/1975-2000 has now been launched. It brings together around 100 buildings from Switzerland. The selection is representative of the architectural diversity of this period. The objects from the fields of architecture, landscape architecture and engineering are accompanied by up-to-date photographs and short texts. The platform will also be expanded in future to include a number of digital tours in various Swiss cities and a publication.

Find out more here: www.heimatschutz.ch/1975-2000

Contact: Regula Steinmann, Project Manager Building Culture, Email: regula.steinmann@heimatschutz.ch

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