Curated Architecture and Design from the Alpine Region
Jeremiah Schwery is a photographer based in Switzerland, working primarily with analogue techniques. His images seek still moments in architecture – shaped by soft light, quiet composition, and a deep attention to place.
The House on the Hill by Oliver Christen transforms a steep hillside site into a clearly structured residential building, using… continue
The Voisthaler Hut by Dietger Wissounig Architekten transforms a remote alpine shelter into a resilient timber landmark, combining helicopter-built precision… continue
The Chalet La Praise in Haute-Savoie by Antoine Ricardou and Gwenaelle Grandjean transforms a 200-year-old mountain building into a functional,… continue
The Casa BM by Errante Architetture transforms a 1970s building creates opportunities from constraints, crafting intimate and panoramic spaces through… continue
The House Schwarzenberg by Häusler Architekten transforms a family-owned plot into a sustainable multi-generational home, combining regional timber construction, clay-based… continue
The Green Bridge Barbian by Roland Baldi Architects transforms a village entrance into a multifunctional civic landmark, combining education, mobility,… continue
The Haus zum Pudel by Marazzi Reinhardt transforms a former kiosk site in Beringen into a civic hybrid, combining housing,… continue
The Cà Tulla by Gianluigi Moreschi transforms a former rural building in the Rhaetian Alps into a light-filled retreat, where… continue
The Agordo Congress Center by Studio Botter and Studio Bressan transforms a peripheral site into a civic landmark, combining timber… continue