By documenting and showcasing a wide variety of architectural projects, we gain deep insights and discover fascinating aspects and stories along the way. This is especially the case with small projects that may seem unremarkable at first and attract little public interest. In our magazine section “Projects in Focus,” we aim to change that and provide a platform for these projects and stories. Here, we present interesting projects, beautiful creations, and exciting concepts that inspire not only through their visual appeal in the photos. We hope you enjoy seeing the following projects in a new light.
Art can change the way we experience places. In this article, we show how the artwork “Morgenrot & Abendblau” by artist Peter Stöcker transforms two dark pedestrian tunnels.
The Kaffeemacher:innen have a remarkable corporate culture. This is also reflected in the new café at the Basel SBB train station. Here, we show how the interior design communicates these values.
“A home for art” – architectural photographer Florian Kaiser-Winter explains how the minimalist granite building of the Reinhard Ernst Museum, resembling a glowing “sugar cube,” unites architecture, art, and education.
Existing buildings creatively reimagined: the Drepper house shows how existing architecture can be turned into a new living experience while conserving resources.
What does modern architecture and poetry have in common? This article answers this question and provides exciting insights about Kirchplatz metro station.
An underground extension of the urban space? This article gives you new perspectives on the conceptual and artistic design of the Schadowstraße metro station.