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This volume presents five school buildings and facilities with a high architectural quality, as well as several outstanding residential and administrative buildings. Text in English and German.

The new agricultural school in Salez, in the St. Gallen Rhine valley region, has a slender, airy and light appearance. It is an extremely intelligently conceived low-tech construction made of timber. Text in English and German.

The Zurich architects became renowned in 2006 with their container tower for the FREITAG bag and fashion label in Zurich. It represents 'architecture without architects' while also being a nonchalant solution for a common architectural programme during an inhospitable residual zone. Text in German and English.

Since 2000, the Zurich architects have won around 20 competitions, out of which they have developed housing and renovated school facilities with intelligence and an exceptional sense of architectural qualities. Text in English and German.

Focusses on the individual work of successful Swiss architects Bonhote Zapata. Text in English and German.

A new addition to the 'De aedibus' series. A monograph on the work of Geneva-based architects Group 8. Text in English and French.

Projects by Stefano Tibiletti and Catherine Glaeser-Tibiletti are clear architectural responses to the location and its urban morphology, translated into forms of typology and construction. Text in English and German.

Monograph on architectural firm Galletti Matter.

Part of the De Aedibus series from Quart Publishers.

Features the work of architects Jeanne Delia Cassa and Sylvie Pfaehler. Text in English and German.

Monograph studying the remarkable oeuvre of a professional pair of architects, from contrasting backgrounds. Graeme Mann is from Scotland, and Patricia Capua Mann is from Italy. The real visual flair exhibited by the featured buildings makes this book an inspiration for practising architects and students of architecture.

Laurent Lin, Alain Robbe and Rolf Seiler are the protagonists of the Geneva office founded in 1999. Since then, a dozen competition successes have resulted in several residential developments, a school building, an old people's home, commercial and administrative buildings, and individual homes.

Zurich architects Roger Weber and Boris Brunner have produced an impressive oeuvre, including residential developments, schools and public buildings, which are always well-considered, voluminous, spatially orientated solutions designed with a powerful architectural instinct. Text in English and German.

The two Lausanne architects produced an exceptional school facility in Chermignon, Lower Valais. Like a Greek temple, it has the power to combine the landscape, topography, urban morphology and building type. Text in English and German.