ATELIER DIAGRAM

Atelier

THURGAU DIAGRAM

Thurgau

TEXTIL MUSEUM DIAGRAM

Textilmuseum

HOCHBERGSTRASSE DIAGRAM

Hochbergstrasse

ISENGRIND DIAGRAM

Isengrind

MUESCHWILLEN DIAGRAM

Münchwilen

BERNEX DIAGRAM

Bernex

SALZWEG DIAGRAM

Salzweg

BEAUREGARD DIAGRAM

Beauregard

ENTLISBERG DIAGRAM

Entlisberg

WINDOW DIAGRAM

Window 1/3

KAPSEL DIAGRAM

Kapsel

Atelierhouse
The zenithal light from the north floods the central space. To bring light into a work space, an opening was made in the roof. A generous pergola to the south extends the interior space to the outside. A roof overhang creates a semi-outdoor space that is shaded and protected from the rain. On the front part, the structure allows climbing plants to grow. The house takes advantage from its relationship with the ground. As the house is at ground level, the space is directly accessible by car. In addition, the choice of the ground gives to the space a public character. The suspended balcony and the partition wall generate private niches in the large main space. The building redefines and questions the norms between working and living. The house is conceived so that one can live and work in the same place. There is no clear separation between living and working spaces. By changing the programme of a 1990‘s single-family housing area, the Atelier House aims to reactivate the neighborhood by generating new relationships. The structure, walls, roof, façade and window frames are made of wood. The window frames and the roof are covered with a thin metal skin to protect them and increase their life cycle. Throughout the project, priority was given to regional materials and production.

Year: 2019 - 2022
Type: Living/Working
Area: 112m2

ATELIER

ATELIER

New Timber Construction, Fribourg CH, 2019–2022; Built Project;
Architecture, Project, Client consulting, Building permit, Tender planning, Project
management, Construction management & site supervision: Studio Iannone.

Atelierhouse
The zenithal light from the north floods the central space. To bring light into a work space, an opening was made in the roof. A generous pergola to the south extends the interior space to the outside. A roof overhang creates a semi-outdoor space that is shaded and protected from the rain. On the front part, the structure allows climbing plants to grow. The house takes advantage from its relationship with the ground. As the house is at ground level, the space is directly accessible by car. In addition, the choice of the ground gives to the space a public character. The suspended balcony and the partition wall generate private niches in the large main space. The building redefines and questions the norms between working and living. The house is conceived so that one can live and work in the same place. There is no clear separation between living and working spaces. By changing the programme of a 1990‘s single-family housing area, the Atelier House aims to reactivate the neighborhood by generating new relationships. The structure, walls, roof, façade and window frames are made of wood. The window frames and the roof are covered with a thin metal skin to protect them and increase their life cycle. Throughout the project, priority was given to regional materials and production.

Year: 2019 - 2022
Type: Living/Working
Area: 112m2

Atelierhouse
The zenithal light from the north floods the central space. To bring light into a work space, an opening was made in the roof. A generous pergola to the south extends the interior space to the outside. A roof overhang creates a semi-outdoor space that is shaded and protected from the rain. On the front part, the structure allows climbing plants to grow. The house takes advantage from its relationship with the ground. As the house is at ground level, the space is directly accessible by car. In addition, the choice of the ground gives to the space a public character. The suspended balcony and the partition wall generate private niches in the large main space. The building redefines and questions the norms between working and living. The house is conceived so that one can live and work in the same place. There is no clear separation between living and working spaces. By changing the programme of a 1990‘s single-family housing area, the Atelier House aims to reactivate the neighborhood by generating new relationships. The structure, walls, roof, façade and window frames are made of wood. The window frames and the roof are covered with a thin metal skin to protect them and increase their life cycle. Throughout the project, priority was given to regional materials and production.

Year: 2019 - 2022
Type: Living/Working
Area: 112m2

ATELIERHOUSE
The zenithal light from the north floods the central space. To bring light into a work space, an opening was made in the roof. A generous pergola to the south extends the interior space to the outside. A roof overhang creates a semi-outdoor space that is shaded and protected from the rain. On the front part, the structure allows climbing plants to grow. The house takes advantage from its relationship with the ground. As the house is at ground level, the space is directly accessible by car. In addition, the choice of the ground gives to the space a public character. The suspended balcony and the partition wall generate private niches in the large main space. The building redefines and questions the norms between working and living. The house is conceived so that one can live and work in the same place. There is no clear separation between living and working spaces. By changing the programme of a 1990‘s single-family housing area, the Atelier House aims to reactivate the neighborhood by generating new relationships. The structure, walls, roof, façade and window frames are made of wood. The window frames and the roof are covered with a thin metal skin to protect them and increase their life cycle. Throughout the project, priority was given to regional materials and production.

Year: 2019 - 2022
Type: Living/Working
Area: 112m2

Atelierhouse
The zenithal light from the north floods the central space. To bring light into a work space, an opening was made in the roof. A generous pergola to the south extends the interior space to the outside. A roof overhang creates a semi-outdoor space that is shaded and protected from the rain. On the front part, the structure allows climbing plants to grow. The house takes advantage from its relationship with the ground. As the house is at ground level, the space is directly accessible by car. In addition, the choice of the ground gives to the space a public character. The suspended balcony and the partition wall generate private niches in the large main space. The building redefines and questions the norms between working and living. The house is conceived so that one can live and work in the same place. There is no clear separation between living and working spaces. By changing the programme of a 1990‘s single-family housing area, the Atelier House aims to reactivate the neighborhood by generating new relationships. The structure, walls, roof, façade and window frames are made of wood. The window frames and the roof are covered with a thin metal skin to protect them and increase their life cycle. Throughout the project, priority was given to regional materials and production.

Year: 2019 - 2022
Type: Living/Working
Area: 112m2

Atelierhouse
The zenithal light from the north floods the central space. To bring light into a work space, an opening was made in the roof. A generous pergola to the south extends the interior space to the outside. A roof overhang creates a semi-outdoor space that is shaded and protected from the rain. On the front part, the structure allows climbing plants to grow. The house takes advantage from its relationship with the ground. As the house is at ground level, the space is directly accessible by car. In addition, the choice of the ground gives to the space a public character. The suspended balcony and the partition wall generate private niches in the large main space. The building redefines and questions the norms between working and living. The house is conceived so that one can live and work in the same place. There is no clear separation between living and working spaces. By changing the programme of a 1990‘s single-family housing area, the Atelier House aims to reactivate the neighborhood by generating new relationships. The structure, walls, roof, façade and window frames are made of wood. The window frames and the roof are covered with a thin metal skin to protect them and increase their life cycle. Throughout the project, priority was given to regional materials and production.

Year: 2019 - 2022
Type: Living/Working
Area: 112m2

Atelierhouse
The zenithal light from the north floods the central space. To bring light into a work space, an opening was made in the roof. A generous pergola to the south extends the interior space to the outside. A roof overhang creates a semi-outdoor space that is shaded and protected from the rain. On the front part, the structure allows climbing plants to grow. The house takes advantage from its relationship with the ground. As the house is at ground level, the space is directly accessible by car. In addition, the choice of the ground gives to the space a public character. The suspended balcony and the partition wall generate private niches in the large main space. The building redefines and questions the norms between working and living. The house is conceived so that one can live and work in the same place. There is no clear separation between living and working spaces. By changing the programme of a 1990‘s single-family housing area, the Atelier House aims to reactivate the neighborhood by generating new relationships. The structure, walls, roof, façade and window frames are made of wood. The window frames and the roof are covered with a thin metal skin to protect them and increase their life cycle. Throughout the project, priority was given to regional materials and production.

Year: 2019 - 2022
Type: Living/Working
Area: 112m2

Atelierhouse
The zenithal light from the north floods the central space. To bring light into a work space, an opening was made in the roof. A generous pergola to the south extends the interior space to the outside. A roof overhang creates a semi-outdoor space that is shaded and protected from the rain. On the front part, the structure allows climbing plants to grow. The house takes advantage from its relationship with the ground. As the house is at ground level, the space is directly accessible by car. In addition, the choice of the ground gives to the space a public character. The suspended balcony and the partition wall generate private niches in the large main space. The building redefines and questions the norms between working and living. The house is conceived so that one can live and work in the same place. There is no clear separation between living and working spaces. By changing the programme of a 1990‘s single-family housing area, the Atelier House aims to reactivate the neighborhood by generating new relationships. The structure, walls, roof, façade and window frames are made of wood. The window frames and the roof are covered with a thin metal skin to protect them and increase their life cycle. Throughout the project, priority was given to regional materials and production.

Year: 2019 - 2022
Type: Living/Working
Area: 112m2

Atelierhouse
The zenithal light from the north floods the central space. To bring light into a work space, an opening was made in the roof. A generous pergola to the south extends the interior space to the outside. A roof overhang creates a semi-outdoor space that is shaded and protected from the rain. On the front part, the structure allows climbing plants to grow. The house takes advantage from its relationship with the ground. As the house is at ground level, the space is directly accessible by car. In addition, the choice of the ground gives to the space a public character. The suspended balcony and the partition wall generate private niches in the large main space. The building redefines and questions the norms between working and living. The house is conceived so that one can live and work in the same place. There is no clear separation between living and working spaces. By changing the programme of a 1990‘s single-family housing area, the Atelier House aims to reactivate the neighborhood by generating new relationships. The structure, walls, roof, façade and window frames are made of wood. The window frames and the roof are covered with a thin metal skin to protect them and increase their life cycle. Throughout the project, priority was given to regional materials and production.

Year: 2019 - 2022
Type: Living/Working
Area: 112m2

Atelierhouse
The zenithal light from the north floods the central space. To bring light into a work space, an opening was made in the roof. A generous pergola to the south extends the interior space to the outside. A roof overhang creates a semi-outdoor space that is shaded and protected from the rain. On the front part, the structure allows climbing plants to grow. The house takes advantage from its relationship with the ground. As the house is at ground level, the space is directly accessible by car. In addition, the choice of the ground gives to the space a public character. The suspended balcony and the partition wall generate private niches in the large main space. The building redefines and questions the norms between working and living. The house is conceived so that one can live and work in the same place. There is no clear separation between living and working spaces. By changing the programme of a 1990‘s single-family housing area, the Atelier House aims to reactivate the neighborhood by generating new relationships. The structure, walls, roof, façade and window frames are made of wood. The window frames and the roof are covered with a thin metal skin to protect them and increase their life cycle. Throughout the project, priority was given to regional materials and production.

Year: 2019 - 2022
Type: Living/Working
Area: 112m2

Atelierhouse
The zenithal light from the north floods the central space. To bring light into a work space, an opening was made in the roof. A generous pergola to the south extends the interior space to the outside. A roof overhang creates a semi-outdoor space that is shaded and protected from the rain. On the front part, the structure allows climbing plants to grow. The house takes advantage from its relationship with the ground. As the house is at ground level, the space is directly accessible by car. In addition, the choice of the ground gives to the space a public character. The suspended balcony and the partition wall generate private niches in the large main space. The building redefines and questions the norms between working and living. The house is conceived so that one can live and work in the same place. There is no clear separation between living and working spaces. By changing the programme of a 1990‘s single-family housing area, the Atelier House aims to reactivate the neighborhood by generating new relationships. The structure, walls, roof, façade and window frames are made of wood. The window frames and the roof are covered with a thin metal skin to protect them and increase their life cycle. Throughout the project, priority was given to regional materials and production.

Year: 2019 - 2022
Type: Living/Working
Area: 112m2

Thurgau
The tactile aspect of architecture generates a communication between the user and the building in the form of a narrative. The corridors are suddenly a story that links the different rooms together. The different elements are connected, a story line that resonates with the history of the place, the traditions and the wishes of the inhabitants. Each part has its place like a machine. The natural light guides the visitor. It invites him to enter the exhibition space. The new door handles made of chrome steel subtly point the visitor to the further path through the museum.

Year: 2022
Type: Cultural
Area: 2'350m2

THURGAU

Thurgau

Competition: Renovation of Art Museum, Thurgau, CH, 2022;
Ittingen Monastery Charterhouse.
Architecture: Studio Iannone.

Thurgau
The tactile aspect of architecture generates a communication between the user and the building in the form of a narrative. The corridors are suddenly a story that links the different rooms together. The different elements are connected, a story line that resonates with the history of the place, the traditions and the wishes of the inhabitants. Each part has its place like a machine. The natural light guides the visitor. It invites him to enter the exhibition space. The new door handles made of chrome steel subtly point the visitor to the further path through the museum.

Year: 2022
Type: Cultural
Area: 2'350m2

Thurgau
The tactile aspect of architecture generates a communication between the user and the building in the form of a narrative. The corridors are suddenly a story that links the different rooms together. The different elements are connected, a story line that resonates with the history of the place, the traditions and the wishes of the inhabitants. Each part has its place like a machine. The natural light guides the visitor. It invites him to enter the exhibition space. The new door handles made of chrome steel subtly point the visitor to the further path through the museum.

Year: 2022
Type: Cultural
Area: 2'350m2

Thurgau
The tactile aspect of architecture generates a communication between the user and the building in the form of a narrative. The corridors are suddenly a story that links the different rooms together. The different elements are connected, a story line that resonates with the history of the place, the traditions and the wishes of the inhabitants. Each part has its place like a machine. The natural light guides the visitor. It invites him to enter the exhibition space. The new door handles made of chrome steel subtly point the visitor to the further path through the museum.

Year: 2022
Type: Cultural
Area: 2'350m2

Textilmuseum
The revered museum building by Gustav Gull is 'clothed' in a new, noble costume with the addition of an attic. The entire building is understood as a unity – the existing building and the extension are rendered in a monochrome blue. The loggia of the roof allows a view from the street up into the interior, similar to the lapel of a suit. A public loggia high above the street, with a view over the roofs of St. Gallen. The roof covers the glazed front, in the form of a colonnade, like a cloth. Under this roof is both the museum café and space for workshops or lectures. Several entrances lead from the blue loggia into a large exhibition hall. A simple box, the hall extends over the entire length of the building and its size complements a range of exhibition spaces. The height of the room and the fact that it is accessible via several entrances allow it to be used in a variety of ways.

Year: 2021
Type: Cultural
Area: 4'250m2

TEXTIL MUSEUM

Textilmuseum

Competition Textile Museum Extension, St. Gallen, CH, 2020;
Architecture: Studio Iannone & Atelier Amont : www.atelier-amont.ch &
David Moser; Consultants: Damian Fopp and Annina Meier;
Curators at Museum Für Gestaltung, Zürich.

Textilmuseum
The revered museum building by Gustav Gull is 'clothed' in a new, noble costume with the addition of an attic. The entire building is understood as a unity – the existing building and the extension are rendered in a monochrome blue. The loggia of the roof allows a view from the street up into the interior, similar to the lapel of a suit. A public loggia high above the street, with a view over the roofs of St. Gallen. The roof covers the glazed front, in the form of a colonnade, like a cloth. Under this roof is both the museum café and space for workshops or lectures. Several entrances lead from the blue loggia into a large exhibition hall. A simple box, the hall extends over the entire length of the building and its size complements a range of exhibition spaces. The height of the room and the fact that it is accessible via several entrances allow it to be used in a variety of ways.

Year: 2021
Type: Cultural
Area: 4'250m2

Burgfeldstrasse
The existing structure with its serial character of columns and slabs has been preserved. Behind it is the huge Hafenbacken 1, mainly built of bricks and concrete, but with steel elements for technical aspects such as the gallery access. Our building, which has a unique character because it belongs to the industrial area, will now be part of the residential quarter on the other side of the river. It is, so to speak, part of both worlds and our proposal aims to reflect this dynamic.

Year: 2020
Type: Living Working
Area: 4'150m2

HOCHBERGSTRASSE

Hochbergstrasse

Small Apartments & Ateliers (Transformation); Basel-Kleinhüningen, CH, 2020;
Competition;
Architecture: Studio Iannone & Atelier Amont: www.atelier-amont.ch
Collaborator(s): Zhiwei Liu.

Burgfeldstrasse
The existing structure with its serial character of columns and slabs has been preserved. Behind it is the huge Hafenbacken 1, mainly built of bricks and concrete, but with steel elements for technical aspects such as the gallery access. Our building, which has a unique character because it belongs to the industrial area, will now be part of the residential quarter on the other side of the river. It is, so to speak, part of both worlds and our proposal aims to reflect this dynamic.

Year: 2020
Type: Living Working
Area: 4'150m2

Burgfeldstrasse
The existing structure with its serial character of columns and slabs has been preserved. Behind it is the huge Hafenbacken 1, mainly built of bricks and concrete, but with steel elements for technical aspects such as the gallery access. Our building, which has a unique character because it belongs to the industrial area, will now be part of the residential quarter on the other side of the river. It is, so to speak, part of both worlds and our proposal aims to reflect this dynamic.

Year: 2020
Type: Living Working
Area: 4'150m2

Burgfeldstrasse
The existing structure with its serial character of columns and slabs has been preserved. Behind it is the huge Hafenbacken 1, mainly built of bricks and concrete, but with steel elements for technical aspects such as the gallery access. Our building, which has a unique character because it belongs to the industrial area, will now be part of the residential quarter on the other side of the river. It is, so to speak, part of both worlds and our proposal aims to reflect this dynamic.

Year: 2020
Type: Living Working
Area: 4'150m2

Isengrind
A garden is the heart of the institution, acting first as an exterior entrance hall and then as the backdrop as students move around it from room to room on a raised, covered walkway throughout the day. The filigrane wooden structure stands out from and complements the neighboring massive residential complexes, becoming a special „house for learning“ in the midst of a lush garden. This can be read as a reinterpretation of the typological contrast a school building has had throughout history: in previous times, for example, in some areas of Switzerland a traditional school house might have been constructed of stone, on the top of a ridge or hill, while surrounded by lower wooden residential buildings.

Year: 2020
Type: Education
Area: 3'100m2

ISENGRIND

Isengrind

Secondary School, Isengrind, Zürich-Affoltern, CH, 2020; Competition;
Architecture: Studio Iannone & Atelier Amont : www.atelier-amont.ch;
Collaborator(s): Ayca Kapicioglu, Marc Sanchez Alfonso;
Landscape: De Molfetta & Strode, Lugano;
Structure: Lorenz Kocher, Chur.

Isengrind
A garden is the heart of the institution, acting first as an exterior entrance hall and then as the backdrop as students move around it from room to room on a raised, covered walkway throughout the day. The filigrane wooden structure stands out from and complements the neighboring massive residential complexes, becoming a special „house for learning“ in the midst of a lush garden. This can be read as a reinterpretation of the typological contrast a school building has had throughout history: in previous times, for example, in some areas of Switzerland a traditional school house might have been constructed of stone, on the top of a ridge or hill, while surrounded by lower wooden residential buildings.

Year: 2020
Type: Education
Area: 3'100m2

Isengrind
A garden is the heart of the institution, acting first as an exterior entrance hall and then as the backdrop as students move around it from room to room on a raised, covered walkway throughout the day. The filigrane wooden structure stands out from and complements the neighboring massive residential complexes, becoming a special „house for learning“ in the midst of a lush garden. This can be read as a reinterpretation of the typological contrast a school building has had throughout history: in previous times, for example, in some areas of Switzerland a traditional school house might have been constructed of stone, on the top of a ridge or hill, while surrounded by lower wooden residential buildings.

Year: 2020
Type: Education
Area: 3'100m2

Isengrind
A garden is the heart of the institution, acting first as an exterior entrance hall and then as the backdrop as students move around it from room to room on a raised, covered walkway throughout the day. The filigrane wooden structure stands out from and complements the neighboring massive residential complexes, becoming a special „house for learning“ in the midst of a lush garden. This can be read as a reinterpretation of the typological contrast a school building has had throughout history: in previous times, for example, in some areas of Switzerland a traditional school house might have been constructed of stone, on the top of a ridge or hill, while surrounded by lower wooden residential buildings.

Year: 2020
Type: Education
Area: 3'100m2

Münchwilen
With the simple gesture of extending a roof and sunshades a substantial distance past the facade of the multi-purpose hall, a meaningful space is generated which allows for interaction with the park and sports fields. An existing barn, recommended by the program to be destroyed, is re-used for storage and warm-weather activities, and forms a gate with another new building containing after-school and communal facilities. Both are linked with a trellis of plants which becomes a pergola over the path towards the nearby river. Taken individually the three buildings appear banal, but through the serial repetition of columns at their facades (actually tension members in the case of the large hall building), the ensemble recalls a classic forum – a generous offer for the public.

Year: 2020
Type: Education
Area: 1'250m2

MUECHWILEN

Münchwilen

Community Hall, Münchwilen, Thurgau, CH, 2020; Competition;
Architecture: Studio Iannone & Atelier Amont : www.atelier-amont.ch;
Collaborator(s): Marc Sanchez Alfonso;
Landscape: De Molfetta & Strode, Lugano;
Traffic Planning: CSD Engineers, Lausanne.

Münchwilen
With the simple gesture of extending a roof and sunshades a substantial distance past the facade of the multi-purpose hall, a meaningful space is generated which allows for interaction with the park and sports fields. An existing barn, recommended by the program to be destroyed, is re-used for storage and warm-weather activities, and forms a gate with another new building containing after-school and communal facilities. Both are linked with a trellis of plants which becomes a pergola over the path towards the nearby river. Taken individually the three buildings appear banal, but through the serial repetition of columns at their facades (actually tension members in the case of the large hall building), the ensemble recalls a classic forum – a generous offer for the public.

Year: 2020
Type: Education
Area: 1'250m2

Münchwilen
With the simple gesture of extending a roof and sunshades a substantial distance past the facade of the multi-purpose hall, a meaningful space is generated which allows for interaction with the park and sports fields. An existing barn, recommended by the program to be destroyed, is re-used for storage and warm-weather activities, and forms a gate with another new building containing after-school and communal facilities. Both are linked with a trellis of plants which becomes a pergola over the path towards the nearby river. Taken individually the three buildings appear banal, but through the serial repetition of columns at their facades (actually tension members in the case of the large hall building), the ensemble recalls a classic forum – a generous offer for the public.

Year: 2020
Type: Education
Area: 1'250m2

Bernex
Bernex, a village at the outer-edge of Geneva, requested a campus on a site bound by a highway access ramp which excluded the possibility of building near it, thereby limiting the usable area, and as well created significant noise pollution. On the other side of the ramp an urban agricultural park is currently being planned. We proposed to turn the disadvantage into a quality by placing a continuous cap over the ramp, and then constructing, out of timber, the main classroom building overhead. Columns and minimal cores on the ground floor allow porosity – connecting the campus with the adjacent, agricultural field. The campus in turn becomes a generous park in itself, with small pavilions containing facilities shared with the public – sports halls, a cafeteria, a library and a performing arts hall. A vision; a huge intervention – seemingly brutal, yet due to its existence, offers to society a serene, collective space.

Year: 2021
Type: Education
Area: 42'600m2

BERNEX

Bernex

Campus, Bernex, Geneva, CH, 2020; Competition;
Architecture: Studio Iannone & Atelier Amont : www.atelier-amont.ch;
Collaborator(s): Marc Sanchez Alfonso;
Landscape: Studio Aster, Basel;
Structure: Mitsuhiro Kanada, ARUP, Tokyo;
Traffic Planning: CSD Engineers, Lausanne.

Bernex
Bernex, a village at the outer-edge of Geneva, requested a campus on a site bound by a highway access ramp which excluded the possibility of building near it, thereby limiting the usable area, and as well created significant noise pollution. On the other side of the ramp an urban agricultural park is currently being planned. We proposed to turn the disadvantage into a quality by placing a continuous cap over the ramp, and then constructing, out of timber, the main classroom building overhead. Columns and minimal cores on the ground floor allow porosity – connecting the campus with the adjacent, agricultural field. The campus in turn becomes a generous park in itself, with small pavilions containing facilities shared with the public – sports halls, a cafeteria, a library and a performing arts hall. A vision; a huge intervention – seemingly brutal, yet due to its existence, offers to society a serene, collective space.

Year: 2021
Type: Education
Area: 42'600m2

Bernex
Bernex, a village at the outer-edge of Geneva, requested a campus on a site bound by a highway access ramp which excluded the possibility of building near it, thereby limiting the usable area, and as well created significant noise pollution. On the other side of the ramp an urban agricultural park is currently being planned. We proposed to turn the disadvantage into a quality by placing a continuous cap over the ramp, and then constructing, out of timber, the main classroom building overhead. Columns and minimal cores on the ground floor allow porosity – connecting the campus with the adjacent, agricultural field. The campus in turn becomes a generous park in itself, with small pavilions containing facilities shared with the public – sports halls, a cafeteria, a library and a performing arts hall. A vision; a huge intervention – seemingly brutal, yet due to its existence, offers to society a serene, collective space.

Year: 2021
Type: Education
Area: 42'600m2

Bernex
Bernex, a village at the outer-edge of Geneva, requested a campus on a site bound by a highway access ramp which excluded the possibility of building near it, thereby limiting the usable area, and as well created significant noise pollution. On the other side of the ramp an urban agricultural park is currently being planned. We proposed to turn the disadvantage into a quality by placing a continuous cap over the ramp, and then constructing, out of timber, the main classroom building overhead. Columns and minimal cores on the ground floor allow porosity – connecting the campus with the adjacent, agricultural field. The campus in turn becomes a generous park in itself, with small pavilions containing facilities shared with the public – sports halls, a cafeteria, a library and a performing arts hall. A vision; a huge intervention – seemingly brutal, yet due to its existence, offers to society a serene, collective space.

Year: 2021
Type: Education
Area: 42'600m2

Bernex
Bernex, a village at the outer-edge of Geneva, requested a campus on a site bound by a highway access ramp which excluded the possibility of building near it, thereby limiting the usable area, and as well created significant noise pollution. On the other side of the ramp an urban agricultural park is currently being planned. We proposed to turn the disadvantage into a quality by placing a continuous cap over the ramp, and then constructing, out of timber, the main classroom building overhead. Columns and minimal cores on the ground floor allow porosity – connecting the campus with the adjacent, agricultural field. The campus in turn becomes a generous park in itself, with small pavilions containing facilities shared with the public – sports halls, a cafeteria, a library and a performing arts hall. A vision; a huge intervention – seemingly brutal, yet due to its existence, offers to society a serene, collective space.

Year: 2021
Type: Education
Area: 42'600m2

Bernex
Bernex, a village at the outer-edge of Geneva, requested a campus on a site bound by a highway access ramp which excluded the possibility of building near it, thereby limiting the usable area, and as well created significant noise pollution. On the other side of the ramp an urban agricultural park is currently being planned. We proposed to turn the disadvantage into a quality by placing a continuous cap over the ramp, and then constructing, out of timber, the main classroom building overhead. Columns and minimal cores on the ground floor allow porosity – connecting the campus with the adjacent, agricultural field. The campus in turn becomes a generous park in itself, with small pavilions containing facilities shared with the public – sports halls, a cafeteria, a library and a performing arts hall. A vision; a huge intervention – seemingly brutal, yet due to its existence, offers to society a serene, collective space.

Year: 2021
Type: Education
Area: 42'600m2

Salzweg
At the edge of the city, at the edge of the site; a large area is left open to offer a semi-public park. The meandering bar clearly marks the border between the urban fabric and the agricultural fields before a forest, and is so articulated as to offer generous spatial qualities to residents. The garden is composed of medium to large trees with high, floating crowns, and terraced ground to provide flat areas for a variety of uses.

Year: 2020
Type: Housing
Area: 21'500m2

SALZWEG

Salzweg

Competition Housing Quarter, Salzweg, Zürich Altstetten, CH, 2020;
Architecture: Studio Iannone & Atelier Amont : www.atelier-amont.ch;
Collaborator(s): Marc Sanchez Alfonso;
Landscape: Atelier Amont.

Salzweg
At the edge of the city, at the edge of the site; a large area is left open to offer a semi-public park. The meandering bar clearly marks the border between the urban fabric and the agricultural fields before a forest, and is so articulated as to offer generous spatial qualities to residents. The garden is composed of medium to large trees with high, floating crowns, and terraced ground to provide flat areas for a variety of uses.

Year: 2020
Type: Housing
Area: 21'500m2

Salzweg
At the edge of the city, at the edge of the site; a large area is left open to offer a semi-public park. The meandering bar clearly marks the border between the urban fabric and the agricultural fields before a forest, and is so articulated as to offer generous spatial qualities to residents. The garden is composed of medium to large trees with high, floating crowns, and terraced ground to provide flat areas for a variety of uses.

Year: 2020
Type: Housing
Area: 21'500m2

Salzweg
At the edge of the city, at the edge of the site; a large area is left open to offer a semi-public park. The meandering bar clearly marks the border between the urban fabric and the agricultural fields before a forest, and is so articulated as to offer generous spatial qualities to residents. The garden is composed of medium to large trees with high, floating crowns, and terraced ground to provide flat areas for a variety of uses.

Year: 2020
Type: Housing
Area: 21'500m2

Salzweg
At the edge of the city, at the edge of the site; a large area is left open to offer a semi-public park. The meandering bar clearly marks the border between the urban fabric and the agricultural fields before a forest, and is so articulated as to offer generous spatial qualities to residents. The garden is composed of medium to large trees with high, floating crowns, and terraced ground to provide flat areas for a variety of uses.

Year: 2020
Type: Housing
Area: 21'500m2

Beauregard
„Pendant que je marche de mon bureau en direction de Beauregard, je profite de la douce lumière du soleil se reflétant sur le lac de Neuchâtel, encadré par les alpes. Par temps clair, on y voit même le Mont Vully et on devine la Jungfrau. En cette fin de journée d’été, qui fut étouffante, une fine brise venant des forêts du Nord apporte un peu de fraîcheur. Des vieux murs de soutènements continuent à libérer la chaleur accumulée durant le jour. Tantôt ces épaulements, guidant ma promenade, s’élèvent en dessus de moi, tantôt ils se transforment en garde-corps sur lesquels on peut [..]

Year: 2019 - 2020
Type: Housing
Area: 27'700m2

BEAUREGARD

Beauregard

Housing Quarter, Beauregard-Dessus, Neuchâtel, CH, 2019–2020; Competition;
Architecture: Studio Iannone & Atelier Amont : www.atelier-amont.ch;
Collaborator(s): Constança Girbal Eiras, Zhiwei Liu, Pierre Minio Paluello;
Landscape: De Molfetta & Strode, Lugano;
Timber Construction: Renggli, Fribourg.

Beauregard
„Pendant que je marche de mon bureau en direction de Beauregard, je profite de la douce lumière du soleil se reflétant sur le lac de Neuchâtel, encadré par les alpes. Par temps clair, on y voit même le Mont Vully et on devine la Jungfrau. En cette fin de journée d’été, qui fut étouffante, une fine brise venant des forêts du Nord apporte un peu de fraîcheur. Des vieux murs de soutènements continuent à libérer la chaleur accumulée durant le jour. Tantôt ces épaulements, guidant ma promenade, s’élèvent en dessus de moi, tantôt ils se transforment en garde-corps sur lesquels on peut [..]

Year: 2019 - 2020
Type: Housing
Area: 27'700m2

Beauregard
„Pendant que je marche de mon bureau en direction de Beauregard, je profite de la douce lumière du soleil se reflétant sur le lac de Neuchâtel, encadré par les alpes. Par temps clair, on y voit même le Mont Vully et on devine la Jungfrau. En cette fin de journée d’été, qui fut étouffante, une fine brise venant des forêts du Nord apporte un peu de fraîcheur. Des vieux murs de soutènements continuent à libérer la chaleur accumulée durant le jour. Tantôt ces épaulements, guidant ma promenade, s’élèvent en dessus de moi, tantôt ils se transforment en garde-corps sur lesquels on peut [..]

Year: 2019 - 2020
Type: Housing
Area: 27'700m2

Beauregard
„Pendant que je marche de mon bureau en direction de Beauregard, je profite de la douce lumière du soleil se reflétant sur le lac de Neuchâtel, encadré par les alpes. Par temps clair, on y voit même le Mont Vully et on devine la Jungfrau. En cette fin de journée d’été, qui fut étouffante, une fine brise venant des forêts du Nord apporte un peu de fraîcheur. Des vieux murs de soutènements continuent à libérer la chaleur accumulée durant le jour. Tantôt ces épaulements, guidant ma promenade, s’élèvent en dessus de moi, tantôt ils se transforment en garde-corps sur lesquels on peut [..]

Year: 2019 - 2020
Type: Housing
Area: 27'700m2

Beauregard
„Pendant que je marche de mon bureau en direction de Beauregard, je profite de la douce lumière du soleil se reflétant sur le lac de Neuchâtel, encadré par les alpes. Par temps clair, on y voit même le Mont Vully et on devine la Jungfrau. En cette fin de journée d’été, qui fut étouffante, une fine brise venant des forêts du Nord apporte un peu de fraîcheur. Des vieux murs de soutènements continuent à libérer la chaleur accumulée durant le jour. Tantôt ces épaulements, guidant ma promenade, s’élèvent en dessus de moi, tantôt ils se transforment en garde-corps sur lesquels on peut [..]

Year: 2019 - 2020
Type: Housing
Area: 27'700m2

Entlisberg
The extension of the school takes advantage of the first floor. The perimeter of the building is defined by trees and vegetation. The huge roof covered with solar panels powers the school and neighboring homes.

Year: 2022
Type: Education
Area: 4'000m2

ENTLISBERG

Entlisberg

Primary School, Entlisberg, Extension, Zurich-Wollishofen, CH, 2022; Competition;
Architecture: Studio Iannone.

Entlisberg
The extension of the school takes advantage of the first floor. The perimeter of the building is defined by trees and vegetation. The huge roof covered with solar panels powers the school and neighboring homes.

Year: 2022
Type: Education
Area: 4'000m2

Entlisberg
The extension of the school takes advantage of the first floor. The perimeter of the building is defined by trees and vegetation. The huge roof covered with solar panels powers the school and neighboring homes.

Year: 2022
Type: Education
Area: 4'000m2

Entlisberg
The extension of the school takes advantage of the first floor. The perimeter of the building is defined by trees and vegetation. The huge roof covered with solar panels powers the school and neighboring homes.

Year: 2022
Type: Education
Area: 4'000m2

Window 1/3
The border suddenly becomes ambiguous, the outline of space opens up The outside suddenly becomes the inside, the inside becomes the outside. Everything is the same - but everything is still different Perhaps only through movement the space appears different. The light pierces the different layers The view is amazingly questioned, movement and field of vision. That evening I insulted the beauty That evening I invented the color of music. Three times, thirty-three minutes, only one evening Three evenings, only thirty-three minutes.

Year: 2019
Type: Solo Exhibition
Area: 37m2

WINDOW

Window 1/3

Installation with Concert; Collaboration with „EKO NORI“, Catia Lanfranchi; www.ekonori.com;
6 December 2019, www.ithappened.ch, Limmattalstrasse 149, Zürich;
Project supported by Canton of Zurich.

Window 1/3
The border suddenly becomes ambiguous, the outline of space opens up The outside suddenly becomes the inside, the inside becomes the outside. Everything is the same - but everything is still different Perhaps only through movement the space appears different. The light pierces the different layers The view is amazingly questioned, movement and field of vision. That evening I insulted the beauty That evening I invented the color of music. Three times, thirty-three minutes, only one evening Three evenings, only thirty-three minutes.

Year: 2019
Type: Solo Exhibition
Area: 37m2

Window 1/3
The border suddenly becomes ambiguous, the outline of space opens up The outside suddenly becomes the inside, the inside becomes the outside. Everything is the same - but everything is still different Perhaps only through movement the space appears different. The light pierces the different layers The view is amazingly questioned, movement and field of vision. That evening I insulted the beauty That evening I invented the color of music. Three times, thirty-three minutes, only one evening Three evenings, only thirty-three minutes.

Year: 2019
Type: Solo Exhibition
Area: 37m2

Kapsel
„It‘s a vitrine to display art and I decide to turn the window into a chair to look out at the street.“

Year: 2020
Type: Solo Exhibition
Area: 4.4m2

KAPSEL

Kapsel

Installation with Concert;
Collaboration with Andreas Eduardo Frank; www.andreas-eduardo-frank.com;
13 March 2020; Die Diele, Sihlhallenstrasse 4, Zurich; www.diediele.format.com;
Project supported by Canton of Zurich.

Kapsel
„It‘s a vitrine to display art and I decide to turn the window into a chair to look out at the street.“

Year: 2020
Type: Solo Exhibition
Area: 4.4m2

Kapsel
„It‘s a vitrine to display art and I decide to turn the window into a chair to look out at the street.“

Year: 2020
Type: Solo Exhibition
Area: 4.4m2

Kapsel
„It‘s a vitrine to display art and I decide to turn the window into a chair to look out at the street.“

Year: 2020
Type: Solo Exhibition
Area: 4.4m2

STUDIO IANNONE
ARCHITECT MSC ETHZ SIA
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8003 ZÜRICH
TEL +41 (0) 79 811 84 05

INSTAGRAM

GAËTAN IANNONE

2022 Scientific collaborator at FH Bern Architecture, Wood and Construction
2019Independent Architect
2017 - 2019 Architecture studies at ETH Zurich Diploma : Professor Momoyo Kaijima
2017 - 2018Student assistant Professor Christian Kerez ETH Zurich
2016 - 2017Internship at Miller & Maranta, Basel
2015 - 2016Exchange at TU Dresden
2013 - 2015Architecture studies at EPF Lausanne
2008 - 2012Apprenticeship as a Precision Mechanic, Fribourg/Berlin

PROJECTS

2022 ATELIER
Timber Construction, Fribourg CH, 2019–2022;
Under construction;
Client consulting, Building permit, Tender planning, Project management, Construction management & site supervision: Studio Iannone.
2022 ENTLISBERG
Primary School, Entlisberg, Extension, Zurich-Wollishofen, CH, 2022; Competition;
Architecture: Studio Iannone
2022 SWISS
Restructuring of the Swiss Embassy, London, EN, 2022; Competition;
Architecture: Studio Iannone
Structure: Schnetzer Puskas International AG, Basel;
Building Services: Raumanzug GmbH, Zurich;
E Engineer: R + B engineering AG, Zurich.
2022 THURGAU
Renovation of Art Museum, Thurgau, CH, 2022; Competition;
Ittingen Monastery Charterhouse.
Architecture: Studio Iannone
2022 CORE
2 Studios/ Practices, Weisslingen, CH, 2022; Project: Renevation;
Client consulting, Building permit, Tender planning, Project management,
Construction management.
Architecture: Studio Iannone & Fabio Don Architects GmbH, Zurich.
2021 ROOFTOP
9 flats + addition of a floor on the roof, Zurich, CH, 2021; Project: Renevation;
Project 1:200 / 1:50, Building permit procedure;
Architecture: Studio Iannone & Fabio Don Architects GmbH, Zurich.
2021 CHEMINÉE BORNE
„Cheminée Borne“ furniture for the city Fribourg, CH, 2021; Competition;
Architecture/Concept: Studio Iannone & Gregory Sugnaux, Fribourg;
Timber construction: Charpentes Vial S.A., Le Mouret;
Metal construction: CMNP Sàrl, Romont.
2021 VILLARS-SOUS-MONT
Reconstruction of the centre of Villars-sous-Mont, CH, 2021; Competition;
Architecture: Studio Iannone & David Moser: www.davidmoser.studio;
Landscape: Yannic Metzler, Chaves Biedermann GmbH Frauenfeld.
2021 SARNEN
Meeting Centre Reformed Church, Sarnen CH, 2021;Competition;
Architecture: Studio Iannone & David Moser: www.davidmoser.studio; &
8000.Agency: www.8000.agency;
Landscape: ryffel + ryffel ag Landscape Architects BSLA/SIA, Uster.
2021 BURGFELDSTRASSE
New construction residential house Burgfelderstrasse 251: Social, ecological, cheaper!
Basel CH, 2021; Competition;
Architecture: Studio Iannone
Building Services: HeiVi AG, Building services engineering, Basel;
Structure: Urech Bärtschi Maurer AG Civil engineer, Zurich.
2020 SALZWEG
Competition Housing Quarter, Salzweg, Zürich Altstetten, CH, 2020;
Architecture: Studio Iannone & Atelier Amont : www.atelier-amont.ch;
Collaborator(s): Marc Sanchez Alfonso;
Landscape: Atelier Amont.
2020 BERNEX
Campus, Bernex, Geneva, CH, 2020; Competition;
Architecture: Studio Iannone & Atelier Amont : www.atelier-amont.ch;
Collaborator(s): Marc Sanchez Alfonso;
Landscape: Studio Aster, Basel;
Structure: Mitsuhiro Kanada, ARUP, Tokyo;
Traffic Planning: CSD Engineers, Lausanne.
2020 ISENGRIND
Secondary School, Isengrind, Zürich-Affoltern, CH, 2020; Competition;
Architecture: Studio Iannone & Atelier Amont : www.atelier-amont.ch;
Collaborato(s): Ayca Kapicioglu, Marc Sanchez Alfonso;
Landscape: De Molfetta & Strode, Lugano;
Structure: Lorenz Kocher, Chur.
2020 MÜNCHWILEN
Community Hall, Münchwilen, Thurgau, CH, 2020; Competition;
Architecture: Studio Iannone & Atelier Amont : www.atelier-amont.ch;
Collaborator(s): Marc Sanchez Alfonso;
Landscape: De Molfetta & Strode, Lugano;
Traffic Planning: CSD Engineers, Lausanne.
2020 TEXTILMUSEUM
Textile Museum Extension, St. Gallen, CH, 2020; Competition;
Architecture: Studio Iannone & Atelier Amont : www.atelier-amont.ch / David Moser;
Consultants: Damian Fopp and Annina Meier;
Curators at Museum Für Gestaltung, Zürich.
2020 HOCHBERGSTRASSE
Small Apartments & Ateliers (Transformation); Basel-Kleinhüningen, CH, 2020; Competition;
Architecture: Studio Iannone & Atelier Amont : www.atelier-amont.ch;
Collaborator(s): Zhiwei Liu.
2019 - 2020 BEAUREGARD
Housing Quarter, Beauregard-Dessus, Neuchâtel, CH, 2019–2020; Competition;
Architecture: Studio Iannone & Atelier Amont : www.atelier-amont.ch;
Collaborator(s): Constança Girbal Eiras, Zhiwei Liu, Pierre Minio Paluello;
Landscape: De Molfetta & Strode, Lugano;
Timber Construction: Renggli, Fribourg.

EXHIBITIONS

2022 GLACIERS
Collaboration with Douglas Mandry, Zurich: www.douglasmandry.com;
Five sculptures made out of glass; in Samedan;
Between 1,9mx1.4mx1.5 and 0.9mx0.8mx0.6m;
Glass production: Matteo Gonet, Basel; www. matteogonet.allyou.net
3D scans of glaciers: ETH Zurich, Prof. Daniel Farinotti.
2020 KAPSEL
Installation with Concert;
Collaboration with Andreas Eduardo Frank;
www.andreas-eduardo-frank.com;
13 March 2020;
Die Diele, Sihlhallenstrasse 4, Zurich;
www.diediele.format.com;
Project supported by Canton of Zurich.
2019 WINDOW 1/3
Installation with Concert;
In cooperation with „EKO NORI“, Catia Lanfranchi;
www.ekonori.com;
6 December 2019, www.ithappened.ch, Limmattalstrasse 149, Zürich;
Project supported by Canton of Zurich.

TEACHING

2022 SCIENTIFIC COLLABORATOR
Bern University of Applied Sciences: Architecture, Wood and Construction
Department of Architecture
Embedded in the courses:
Fall Semester 2022
– Modul: Energy and Building Technology
Spring Semester 2023
– Modul: Transformation and Reuse of Existing Buildings
– Studio: Design Class.

CURATING

2021 - 2022 SOIRÉES LUEGISLAND
Lectures serie: „Soirée Luegisland“ at Luegislandstrasse 105 in Zürich;
29.09.21Studio SER;
14.10.21Maciver-Ek Chevroulet + La-Clique;
03.11.21Gaëtan Iannone + Bessire Winter;
24.11.21BosqueRreal with J. de la Fonataine + N. Krättli;
03.12.21Li Tavor +Michel Kessler
10.12.21 NEXPO : SITE VISIT VI: «Lingotto» Luegisland;
Organized by all users of the Building + Prof. Philip Ursprung + Fredi Fischli und Niels Olsen
www.nexpo.ch/de/journal/werde gang/site-visit-vi-lingotto
15.12.21Studio_Local with Sofia Ferrari & Johanna Roth;
02.06.22Bab-al-morpheus + MALHEUR & FORTUNA
09.09.22Gazon Bag: Barthe x Maciver-Ek Chevroulet & Lindsay‘s Book: Alessio De Gottardi
23.09.22Atelier Broglia Dias

COLLABORATIONS & THANKS

Logan Amont, Marc Sánchez Alfonso, Livio Baumgartner, Basil Bründler, Oliver Burch, Kai Büh- rer, Fabio Don, Constança Girbal Eiras, Andreas Eduardo Frank, Damian Fopp, Mitsuhiro Kanada, Ayca Kapicioglu, Jann–Andrea Knupfer, Lorenz Kocher, Valentina Labitzke, Noé Lafranchi, Catia Lanfranchi, Emma Lindén, Zhiwei Liu, Douglas Mandry, David Moser, Annina Meier, De Molfetta & Strode Landscape, Pierre Minio Paluello, Davide Normanno, Noel Picco, Moritz Ryffel, Natasha Solèr.

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