AMAG 29 documents the work of three studios of Swiss architects, selected among the varied range of work that has been produced in the country in recent decades, a period defined by high urban expansion.
Three firms with a very different approach to projects, whether it is in terms of their scale, which ranges from detailed urban planning to the restoration of local architecture, or in terms of what they propose, ranging from radical conceptual experimentation to the detailed study of construction technologies.
A mix of references to scales and approaches to the project that goes from the detail to the territorial, and back again to the details, from technologies to conceptual concerns, in a holistic approach that expresses the best of Swiss architecture, where the need to keep sustainability in mind is always present.
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