Why Herzog&de Meuron Sudpark?

Why Herzog&de Meuron Südpark?

Herzog & de Meuron, in 2002, won the competition for Südpark, a development organized by SBB (Switzerland national railway company) to develop two of its plots situated to the south of the station. The two projects help to establish the northern edge of the neighborhood, Gundeldinger Quarter, which has become a vibrant area of active street life.

Who is Herzog&de Meuron?

Herzog & de Meuron is a Pritzker award-winning Swiss architecture firm established in Basel in 1978 with additional offices in London, New York, Hong Kong, Berlin and Copenhagen. It is a partnership led by Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron- both have a similar architectural style that uses organic forms that fits the natural surroundings.

What is it like to work at Herzog and Meuron?

It is a partnership led by Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron- both have a similar architectural style that uses organic forms that fits the natural surroundings. The firm has worked on a broad range of projects from small scale private homes to large scale urban designs.

Why Herzog & de Meuron Beirut?

The structure and appearance of the proposed building are informed with an awareness and respect for the city’s past, as well as the self-confidence and optimism of contemporary Beirut. Five principles define the project designed by Herzog & de Meuron: layers and terraces, inside and outside, vegetation, views and privacy, light and identity.