Hohlstrasse 190/192, Zürich
The design interprets the transitional condition between perimeter block structures and the heterogeneous development north of Hohlstrasse as an opportunity for a differentiated urban response. Three distinct building volumes vary in height and expression, responding to their surroundings and forming a diverse, well-connected ensemble.
A key element is the extension of the commercial alley across the site, creating new spatial relationships and strengthening the identity of the neighborhood. The clear organization into street space, a central circulation zone, and a green rear area structures the site and provides a range of spatial qualities.
The buildings are deliberately oriented toward Hohlstrasse and contribute to the activation of the public realm through ground-floor uses and a variety of housing typologies. The project combines urban precision with architectural diversity, offering a distinctive response to this challenging site.
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Buchner Bründler
Zürich
The design interprets the transitional condition between perimeter block structures and the heterogeneous development north of Hohlstrasse as an opportunity for a differentiated urban response. Three distinct building volumes vary in height and expression, responding to their surroundings and forming a diverse, well-connected ensemble. A key element is the extension of the commercial alley across the site, creating new spatial relationships and strengthening the identity of the neighborhood. The clear organization into street space, a central circulation zone, and a green rear area structures the site and provides a range of spatial qualities. The buildings are deliberately oriented toward Hohlstrasse and contribute to the activation of the public realm through ground-floor uses and a variety of housing typologies. The project combines urban precision with architectural diversity, offering a distinctive response to this challenging site.
Der Entwurf des neuen Stadions integriert sich harmonisch in die umgebende Landschaft und Topografie. Die Gebäudegeometrie greift die charakteristische Flächigkeit des Sportparks und des Mauerparks auf und überführt sie in ein zeitgemäßes, barrierefreies Konzept. Der historische Kontext bleibt für die Nutzer erlebbar. Der zentrale Boulevard verbindet das Stadion mit den Sportpark-Gebäuden und schafft eine attraktive Begegnungs- und Aktivitätszone. Das asymmetrische Stadionvolumen öffnet sich zum Boulevard hin, während die Erschließung durch zwei Rampen entlang des Trümmerhügels eine uneingeschränkt inklusive Zugänglichkeit für alle Nutzer gewährleistet.