Case Study – Haus Gmür

  • A kaleidoscope of geometry and contrast. Haus Gmür breaks orthogonal norms by introducing irregular spaces as provocations to the decade’s domestic norms. By introducing new angled concepts and playing with the verticals and horizontals of spaces, the house offers a plethora of glimpses onto the surrounding forest.
  • Wooden walls and concrete foundation embody both a continuity of and resistance to its natural setting. The house melts into its surroundings while simultaneously standing alone.
  • A quiet embodiment of contradictions and disruption to conventions. ARCHITEKTURBASEL: «Geometrisches.Feuerwerk.namens.Haus.Gmür‹ , in:.

Contributor: Valery Varanovich
05 September 2026