Townhouse
Zürcherstrasse, Basel, Switzerland
The wooden construction is based on a simple and flexible system: the core, made of wood, contains the elevator, the bathroom and the kitchen. Through its position well-proportioned rooms are created facing the street and the courtyard. The main design decision is the wooden structure. Twelve wooden columns carry the building. The secondary structure is formed by solid wood beams on which the wooden ceilings rest. All walls and ceilings are made of wood.
The street façade is characterized by the striking sculptural staircase. It results from the building law: one third of the facade length may be used for oriels or balconies projecting beyond the building line. The exterior staircase forms the connecting element between the apartments of the townhouse and creates a gradation between the private and the public space.
- Architects
- HILDEBRAND
- Year
- 2024
- Project Status
- Design
- Team
- Meret Wildbolz, Sophia Döffinger, Thomas Hildebrand, Yuichi Kodai, Daniel Sasama, Karin Ungerer
- Building Management
- Häring
- Timber Structure Engineering
- Pirmin Jung
- Structural Engineering
- wmm Ingenieure
- Electrical Engineering
- kg Engineering
- Fire Protection Planning
- Pirmin Jung
- Building Physics
- Pirmin Jung
- HVAC Engineering
- Allemann Energietechnik
- Sanitary Planning
- Sanplan Ingenieure
