We have selected three Localarchitecture projects for you that set distinctive accents in their surroundings: a versatile community center in Le Vaud, an unconventional residential building near Lausanne and a playful boatyard on Lake Geneva.
Phoenix from the Ashes: Community Center in Le Vaud
Localarchitecture’s new multi-purpose hall was due to be completed in 2016, but the entire building was destroyed in a fire a month before it opened. Despite this setback, the architects took the opportunity to further refine the design. Now the community center is completed and inaugurated.
builder: Municipality of Le Vaud
architecture: Localarchitecture
location: Vaud (CH)
Surprise Egg: House in Pully by Localarchitecture
In a suburb of Lausanne, Localarchitecture have realized a thoroughly unconventional three-family house: five storeys high, space-optimized by external stairs and with a form-defining concrete skeleton.
builder: private
architecture: Localarchitecture
location: Chemin de Chamblandes 52, Pully (CH)
A folding structure learns a twist: boatyard in Cully
At first glance, Localarchitecture’s workshop building in Cully on Lake Geneva is reminiscent of a row of traditional fisherman’s cottages. However, a look into the interior reveals a dynamic roof landscape with a completely different character than its sober substructure.
builder: Shipyard of Moratel Sàrl
architecture: Localarchitecture
location: Route de Moratel 4, Cully (CH)
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