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Basel is seen as Switzerland’s capital of
architecture. You’ll find an impressive number
of buildings designed by world-famous
architects, including no fewer than 13 Pritzker
Prize winners (), within a radius of just a few
kilometres – a density unparalleled anywhere in
the world. Basel is also an ideal breeding ground
for innovative projects, in which sustainable
building methods ( ) are being used more and
more. Have fun exploring the architecture of
Basel with the help of our guide!
Basel School of Design, Maurerhalle

City 6
Surrounding area 12
Novartis Campus 14
Dreispitz site 17
Vitra Campus 18
Hotels 20
Gastronomy 22
Culture 24
Oases of leisure 27
S AM 28
Events 29
Architects 30
Map 31

“There are
360 degrees,
so why
stick to one?”
Fondation Beyeler
Renzo Piano
Zaha Hadid
1019
was the year in which the
imposing building was consecrated.
It is now over 1000 years old.
Roche Towers
Herzog & de Meuron
Basel Cathedral (Münster)
Old Town
205 m tall
make the Roche
Tower 2 the tallest
building in Switzerland.
Schaulager
Herzog & de Meuron
“I try to
construct
buildings that
will be loved.„
Peter Zumthor
Workroom Warteck
Diener & Diener Architekten (1993)
and Baubüro in situ (2014)

13
Pritzker
prize winners. The Pritzker
Architecture Prize is awarded for
significant achievements every year.
VitraHaus
Herzog & de Meuron
Novartis Campus
Fabrikstrasse 15
Frank O. Gehry
18 buildings
designed by renowned
architects offer space for
around 8000 employees
on the Novartis Campus.
“In an era of movement,
nothing is as important
as stillness.„
Tadao Ando
Goetheanum
Rudolf Steiner
69.5 m tall
is the height of the office tower (1977)
of the Burckhardt Bank for
International Settlements (BIS).
BIS
Burckhardt
Museum Tinguely
Mario Botta

City
Basel is a compact city, home to breathtaking
architecture. The density of buildings designed
by world-famous architects is unparalleled
anywhere in the world. Easily discover the
gems of Basel‚s architecture on foot, enjoy a
lively exploration on your (electric) bike,
or make the most of the well-running public
transport system for your scouting expedition.
Local’s Tip
How about a selfie guaranteed to go around
the world? All you have to do is stand
under the “window to heaven” – the circular
opening above Exhibition hall 1 (•8).
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City

1
Department of the Environment
and Energy (AUE)
Jessenvollenweider set new standards for sustainability
with this administration building (2021). All of
its required electricity is generated by the unique
photovoltaic façade.
> Spiegelgasse 15, 4051 Basel
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BIS
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS, 1995)
designed by Mario Botta embodies postmodern
architecture. It bears the unmistakeable signature
of the renowned Ticino architect who also
designed Museum Tinguely (•66).
> Aeschenplatz 1, 4052 Basel
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University Library
The elegant concrete dome of the reading room
is the highlight of the library building (1968)
designed by Otto Heinrich Senn, which was gently
renovated in 2021. It is best admired from the
botanical gardens.
> Schönbeinstrasse 18–20, 4056 Basel
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Antoniuskirche
(St. Anthony’s Church)
The sacred structure (1927) designed by Karl Moser
was ahead of its time: Switzerland’s first allconcrete
church was erected before the term
“brutalism” came into vogue.
> Kannenfeldstrasse 35, 4056 Basel
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UKBB
“Turn 2 into 1” was the task solved by Stump & Schibli
Architekten with the new construction of the
University Children’s Hospital Basel (UKBB, 2010).
The hospital had previously been split amongst the
locations of Bruderholz and Kleinbasel.
> Spitalstrasse 33, 4056 Basel
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Biozentrum
The high-rise laboratory building (2021) at the
University of Basel was designed by Ilg Santer
Architekten. The 72-metre-high cube houses
state-of-the-art infrastructure for life science
research.
> Spitalstrasse 41, 4056 Basel
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Claraturm
Together with the Messeturm (•59), the 96-metre
Claraturm (2021) designed by Morger Partner
Architekten forms the vertical counterpoint to the
horizontally aligned halls of Messe Basel.
> Riehenring 65, 4058 Basel
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Exhibition hall 1 South
With its characteristic lamella façade, the
three-storey exhibition hall (2013) designed by
Herzog & de Meuron has quickly become a
Basel landmark.
> Messeplatz 10, 4005 Basel
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Exhibition hall 2
The exhibition hall (1954) designed by Hans
Hofmann, restored by Fierz Architekten in 1992, is
characterized by a central, open circular courtyard.
> Messeplatz 10, 4005 Basel
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Basel School of Design
The school building ensemble (1961) is a joint effort
by the architects Hermann Baur, Franz Bräuning
and Arthur Dürig as well as Hans Peter Baur. The
masonry hall with its folded concrete is a classic
example of brutalism.
> Vogelsangstrasse 15, 4058 Basel
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City

Local’s Tip
Climb unimaginable heights! On a
guided tour, you can discover the inner
workings of Tower 2, the taller of the two
Roche Towers (•11), and enjoy the view
over entire Basel.
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Roche Towers
It doesn‚t get any higher. At 178 and 205 metres
respectively, Building 1 (2015) and Building 2 (2022)
by Herzog & de Meuron occupy the top two places
among the tallest buildings.
> Grenzacherstrasse 124, 4070 Basel
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Baustein 1
The residential and commercial buildings (2017)
designed by Galli Rudolf Architekten launched the
“Erlenmatt Ost” project, a redesign of the former
Deutsche Bahn freight yard space.
> Signalstrasse 23–25a, 4058 Basel
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Erlenflex
Communal living and floor plans that adapt to the
evolving requirements of different phases of life –
these are the hallmarks of this apartment building
(2017) designed by Bart & Buchhofer Architekten.
> Goldbachweg 2, 4058 Basel
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Stadterle
With this residential building (2017), Buchner
Bründler Architekten created a space for ageing –
simple, practical, self-managed.
> Goldbachweg 8, 4058 Basel
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White Plaza
Richard Meier, one of the first stars of the international
architecture scene, gave the four-storey
commercial building (1998) his signature elements:
a bright white façade and clear, geometric shapes.
> Viaduktstrasse 40, 4051 Basel
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Elsässertor 2
The glass façade of the office building (2005)
designed by Herzog & de Meuron is coloured red
in the east and blue in the west – a tribute to
France, whose train station is right next door.
> Viaduktstrasse 3, 4051 Basel
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Markthalle Tower
The 14-storey residential and commercial
building (2012) designed by Diener & Diener
Architekten has an irregular pentagonal floor
plan, allowing you to see two or three façades
simultaneously depending on your viewpoint.
> Steinentorberg 18, 4051 Basel
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BIS
With its cylindrical shape, the 69.5-metre-high
office tower (1977) of the Bank for International
Settlements by Burckhardt is still one of the most
distinctive silhouettes in Basel.
> Centralbahnplatz 2, 4051 Basel
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Passerelle
The Passerelle (2003) designed by the architect
association of Cruz / Ortiz and Giraudi / Wettstein
undulates over the tracks and connects the main
building of the Swiss SBB railway station with the
Gundeldingen district.
> Centralbahnplatz-Güterstrasse, 4051 Basel
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Meret Oppenheim high-rise
The unconventionally stacked cubes clad with
folding sliding panels give the 81-metre high-rise
(2019) designed by Herzog & de Meuron its
versatile personality.
> Meret Oppenheim-Platz 1, 4053 Basel
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City

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Residenz Südpark
Are you familiar with Tetris? It’s what we’re
reminded of when we see the 12 different window
shapes which make this retirement home (2012)
designed by Herzog & de Meuron unmistakeable.
> Meret Oppenheim-Strasse 62, 4053 Basel
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Peter Merian House
The office building (2000) designed by Zwimpfer
Partner Architekten stretches over 180 metres and
features an artist’s touch: the striking emeraldgreen
glass façade was designed by American
artist Donald Judd.
> Peter Merian-Strasse 80–90, 4052 Basel
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Jacob Burckhardt House
The office building (2009) designed by Zwimpfer
Partner Architekten follows the railway tracks over
a length of 210 metres. Together with the Peter
Merian House (•22), it looks back on a long
planning history that began in 1986.
> Hexenweglein 2–12, 4052 Basel
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Central signal box
The mysterious signal box building (1999) designed
by Herzog & de Meuron with the characteristic
copper lamella façade welcomes train passengers
upon their arrival at the SBB railway station.
> Münchensteinerstrasse 115, 4052 Basel
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Grosspeter Tower
The 22 floors of the high-rise building (2017)
by Burckhardt reach 78 metres into the air.
A 6000 m2 photovoltaic system is attached to its
façade, which covers the building’s basic electricity
requirements.
> Grosspeteranlage 29, 4052 Basel
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Surrounding area
Crown your excursion to the countryside
with a few jewels of architecture that are
particularly worth seeing. With the S-Bahn,
tram and bus, you‚ll be there in no time,
where great and, above all, magnificent
architecture awaits you. You will see buildings
that cannot be categorized. That‚s a promise!
Local’s Tip
Don’t miss out when the
Schaulager (•28) gives
us a glimpse behind the
curtain once a month.
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Surrounding area

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Vitra Center
The office building (1994) is unmistakably by Frank
O. Gehry. It serves as the headquarters of the
furniture company Vitra, which has created a
mecca for architecture enthusiasts with the Vitra
Campus (•47-52) in Weil am Rhein, Germany.
> Klünenfeldstrasse 22, 4127 Birsfelden
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University of Applied Sciences and
Arts Northwestern Switzerland (FHNW)
Around 4500 students and researchers from five
different disciplines come and go on the campus
designed by pool Architekten (2018). The 65-metrehigh
cube surprises with a spacious atrium.
> Hofackerstrasse 30, 4132 Muttenz
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Schaulager
Storage and exhibition space (2003) – this unusual
combination was conceived by Herzog & de
Meuron. Works of art are stored here under perfect
climatic conditions and are accessible at all times
for research purposes.
> Ruchfeldstrasse 19, 4142 Münchenstein
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Goetheanum
Ten kilometres south of Basel, the organic architecture
of the headquarters (1928) of the General
Anthroposophical Society, designed by Rudolf
Steiner, is a stunning sight. Inside you will find a
large hall and a theatre stage.
> Rüttiweg 45, 4143 Dornach
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SIP Main Campus
The life sciences, pride and joy of the Basel region,
have found a new home at the BaseLink business
park in Allschwil. A major component of this innovation
hub is the Switzerland Innovation Park Basel
Area Main Campus (2022) designed by Herzog &
de Meuron.
> Hegenheimermattweg 167a, 4123 Allschwil
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Business Center
The former headquarters (2010) of Actelion
Pharmaceuticals is located near the French border.
The nested beams bear the signature of Herzog &
de Meuron.
> Gewerbestrasse 16, 4123 Allschwil
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Novartis Campus
Novartis’ former St. Johann industrial
site is now one of the most prestigious
architectural hotspots. Discover the
buildings of no fewer than nine winners
of the renowned Pritzker Prize, embedded
in an “art-fully” decorated park on the Rhine.
Local’s Tip
Take a break on the Oscillation
Bench (2014) by Olafur Eliasson, one
of many artworks on the premises.
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Novartis Pavillon
The event space (2022) designed by AMDL
Circle & Michele De Lucchi invites you to visit
the “Wonders of Medicine” exhibition and enjoy a
coffee. The round building sits like an UFO over the
“river landscape” designed by Vogt Landschaftsarchitekten.
> St. Johanns-Hafen-Weg 5, 4056 Basel
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Fabrikstrasse 4
With this office building (2006), Kazuyo Sejima and
Ryue Nishizawa, SANAA for short, have created a
“house without a façade” that takes the reduction
of stylistic elements to a new extreme.
> Fabrikstrasse 4, 4056 Basel
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Fabrikstrasse 10
The laboratory building (2010) with pharmacy and
“demo lab” is currently Yoshio Taniguchi’s only building
in Switzerland and one of very few outside of
Japan. Each façade element corresponds exactly
to the size of a tatami mat.
> Fabrikstrasse 10, 4056 Basel
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Fabrikstrasse 14
Arcades play a key role in the master plan
developed by Vittorio Magnago Lampugnani
for the campus. The laboratory building (2009)
designed by José Rafael Moneo interprets this
specification in the form of a massive metal carrier
above the entrance.
> Fabrikstrasse 14, 4056 Basel
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Fabrikstrasse 15
The sculptural multifunctional building (2009)
designed by Frank O. Gehry surprises with its
curved glass façade.
> Fabrikstrasse 15, 4056 Basel
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Fabrikstrasse 22
David Chipperfield gave the laboratory building
(2010) a severe yet playful note. Thanks to the
flexible space design on the inside, the building
earns its reputation as a “laboratory of the future”.
> Fabrikstrasse 22, 4056 Basel
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Local’s Tip
On a campus tour, you can learn
everything you need to know firsthand.
The subsequent visit to the “Wonders
of Medicine” exhibition in the Novartis
Pavillon (•32) is included.
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Fabrikstrasse 28
Tadao Ando’s “diamond” owes its shape to the
wedge-shaped plot that closes off the Novartis
Campus to the north. The laboratory building
(2010) is flanked by Richard Serra’s monumental
sculpture “Dirk’s Pod”.
> Fabrikstrasse 28, 4056 Basel
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Square 3
As the first project away from the main axis, the
office building (2009) designed by Fumihiko Maki
is all about maximum transparency. The rooms may
appear austere at first, but soon turn out to be
versatile office landscapes.
> Square 3, 4056 Basel
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Physic Garden 3
A spacious lobby beneath a symmetrically
arranged mix of offices in the north, laboratories in
the south and meeting areas in the middle – the
laboratory building (2011) designed by Eduardo
Souto de Moura embodies clarity.
> Physic Garden 3, 4056 Basel
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Virchow 6
The laboratory and office building (2011) designed
by Álvaro Siza Vieira is all about open space.
Laboratories and open-plan offices are only
separated by glass.
> Virchow 6, 4056 Basel
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Asklepios 8
Standing at 63 metres tall, the office building
(2015) designed by Herzog & de Meuron forms the
distinctive corner point of the Novartis Campus on
the Rhine, looking anything but bulky thanks to the
filigree supports.
> Asklepios 8, 4056 Basel
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Novartis Campus

Dreispitz site
In the past, goods stored duty-free piled
up here. Freight containers, lorries and
goods wagons dominated the scenery.
In the meantime, a lively quarter has sprung
up around the redesigned Freilager-Platz,
where people study, live and work
creatively – and can also have a good time.
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Transitlager
The Bjarke Ingels Group truly upped the ante when
they converted the old transit warehouse from 1922
into an office and residential building (2014). The
three additional floors consist of five equally sized
parts rotated by 45 degrees.
> Freilager-Platz 4, 4142 Münchenstein
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HGK
The 47-metre-tall Basel Academy of Art and
Design (HGK, 2014) designed by Morger + Dettli
Architekten is deliberately raw, with chrome steel
panels on the outside and a wealth of black and
white on the inside. After all, the creativity of the
students is the star in this low-energy building.
> Freilager-Platz 1, 4142 Münchenstein
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Helsinki Dreispitz
Living above, archiving below: the striking building
(2014) designed by Herzog & de Meuron is distinctive
due to its rare usage mix. Among other things,
the archives include architectural models of the
famous Basel architect duo.
> Helsinki-Strasse 7, 4142 Münchenstein
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Kunsthaus Baselland
With the “Tangram” project, Buchner Bründler
Architekten are breathing new life into the former
warehouse. Three towers form the shape of the
new exhibition building for contemporary art
(as of spring 2024).
> Helsinki-Strasse 5, 4142 Münchenstein
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Vitra Campus
In 1981, a major fire destroyed part of Vitra‚s
furniture production. All over? Not at all. Over
a period of four decades, the biggest names
on the architectural scene met in Weil am
Rhein, a stone‚s throw from the Swiss border.
Local’s Tip
The five-kilometre-long Rehberger-Weg
connects the Fondation Beyeler
in Riehen (•65) with the Vitra Campus.
On foot or by bike, you will pass 24 works
of art that literally lead the way.
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Vitra Design Museum
From the outside, you wouldn’t believe that the
white museum building (1989) boasts 700 m2
of exhibition space. No matter how playful the
ramps and bay windows may look, everything
is functional in Frank O. Gehry’s first building in
Europe.
> Charles-Eames-Strasse 2, Weil am Rhein (D)
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VitraHaus
Twelve stylized buildings have been nested by
Herzog & de Meuron in such a way that the most
diverse views open up from the inside of the Vitra
flagship store (2010). At night, their front sides light
up like display cases.
> Charles-Eames-Strasse 2, Weil am Rhein (D)
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Fire station
Even as Zaha Hadid’s bold designs were still considered
infeasible, the people of Weil am Rhein were
already looking forward to the fire station (1993).
“Building No. 1” in the list of works by the British-
Iraqi architect now serves as an event space.
> Charles-Eames-Strasse 2, Weil am Rhein (D)
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Conference Pavilion
Another premiere: this conference building (1993)
was Tadao Ando’s first project outside of Japan.
Access to the rooms, some of which are located
below ground level, was inspired by the meditation
paths of Japanese monastery gardens.
> Charles-Eames-Strasse 2, Weil am Rhein (D)
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Production hall
The unadorned brick building (1994) designed by
Álvaro Siza Vieira is reminiscent of the anonymous
factories of the early industrial era. It features a rather
extravagant curved connecting piece to the neighbouring
hall, which lowers when it rains and otherwise
provides a clear view of the fire station (•49).
> Charles-Eames-Strasse 2, Weil am Rhein (D)
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Production hall
It’s no coincidence that the production hall (2012)
designed by SANAA has a rather oval layout:
this facilitates logistical processes. The work was
completed with the subsequently attached curtain
wall.
> Charles-Eames-Strasse 2, Weil am Rhein (D)
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Hotels
Architecture enthusiasts will constantly
get their money’s worth in Basel. Just stay
in accommodation with a special flair!
The selection ranges from a former grain
silo, an art deco gem to a five-star palace
with an illustrious history – and back to a
hostel in an old factory.
BaselCard
free guest card
You will receive a
BaselCard with every
overnight stay in a
Basel hotel, hostel,
B&B or apartment.
This grants you free use
of the public transport
and a 50-percent
discount on admission
to Basel’s museums
and other attractions.
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Grand Hotel Les Trois Rois
First mentioned in 1681, the first building in the
square boasts Napoleon, Thomas Mann and Queen
Elizabeth II as former guests. After the full
renovation (2006) by Christian Lang, the main
building can now be admired as it was in 1844.
> Blumenrain 8, 4001 Basel
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Hotel Märthof
Located directly at the Marktplatz square, the
former department store transformed by
Burckhardt into a boutique hotel (2021) is an
ideal starting point for urban exploration.
> Marktgasse 19, 4051 Basel
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Local’s Tip
Inside the Radisson Blu Hotel, you’ll find a
hidden design treasure that is only accessible
to hotel guests: the indoor pool designed in
1970 by the Danish architect Verner Panton.
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Nomad Design & Lifestyle Hotel
Buchner Bründler Architekten turned the
landmarked apartment building designed by
Bräuning, Leu and Dürig in the 1950s into a
modern city hotel (2015). The transformation
is particularly striking in the inner courtyard,
where old and new come together.
> Brunngässlein 8, 4052 Basel
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Volkshaus
The full renovation of the Volkshaus ensemble
was completed with this boutique hotel (2020) by
Herzog & de Meuron. It complements the brasserie,
a bar and event halls, which were also renovated
by “HdM” in 2012.
> Rebgasse 12–14, 4058 Basel
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Youth hostel
The former Sarasin & Co. tape factory from 1851
has been home to the youth hostel since 1980.
The vault of the dyer’s cellar was uncovered
during the conversion (2010) by Buchner Bründler
Architekten, while the new building made of
exposed concrete was being constructed.
> Maja Sacher-Platz 10, 4052 Basel
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SILO Design & Boutique Hostel
The grain and cocoa bean depot from 1912 was
given new life during the conversion (2020) by
Harry Gugger Studio – with plenty of industrial
charm.
> Signalstrasse 37, 4058 Basel
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Gastronomy
Did you know? The right environment makes
food taste even better and allows beer and
wine to unfold their full flavour. The menus
found within Basel architecture are peppered
with playful appetizers, impressive main
courses and unforgettable desserts. Have a
look and see what you’re in the mood for.
Local’s Tip
Just a stone’s throw away from the
harbour and the tri-border area, you
can get a taste of international waters:
the Irish lightship “Gannet” is the
striking symbol for the temporary
cultural space called Holzpark Klybeck.
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Bar Rouge
At the top of the Messeturm (2003) designed
by Morger & Degelo, Bar Rouge offers spectacular
panoramic views over the city. The rooftop bar
boasts a cosy ambience, varied drinks and
delicious nibbles.
> Messeplatz 10, 4058 Basel
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Cantina Don Camillo
Event rooms, studios, workshops and Cantina
Don Camillo are housed in the former Warteck
brewery from 1890, which was gradually converted
by Diener & Diener Architekten (1993) and Baubüro
in situ (2014).
> Burgweg 7, 4058 Basel
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Walther buvette and Amber bar
Established in 1863 as barracks, the main building
was transformed by Focketyn Del Rio Studio into the
kHaus cultural centre (2022). Through this revamp,
the Amber bar with a roof terrace is now housed in
one of the two towers, while walther bistrobar and
buvette are located by the Rhine.
> Kasernenhof 8, 4058 Basel
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Zum Kuss
Even people without a morbid nature are fans of
the lovely former mortuary in De-Wette Park, where
the dead used to lie. Today, the building from
1850, which was renovated by Christ & Gantenbein
(2011), offers the full range: restaurant, bar, café and
rum distillery.
> Elisabethenstrasse 59, 4051 Basel
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Markthalle
Delicacies from around the world are freshly prepared
under the imposing solid dome, which was completed
in 1929. Following the conversion by Blaser
Architekten (2012), the lively hustle and bustle inside
grew to become reminiscent of the time before
2004, when wholesale trade flourished here.
> Viaduktstrasse 10, 4051 Basel
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Werk 8 and Blindekuh
For a hundred years, until 1999, Gundeldinger Feld
was all about sawing, drilling, pressing and
pumping. The old Sulzer-Burckhardt machine
factory was then transformed – under the direction
of Kantensprung AG – into an ecological cultural
hub with bars and “Dinner in the Dark”.
> Dornacherstrasse 192, 4053 Basel
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Culture
Art abounds in Basel. Art for the eyes, art
for the ears, art for all the senses. You’ll find
it at every turn, but especially in places that
are themselves works of art. Amazing art in
magnificent buildings – discover the magic!
Local’s Tip
Visit the Stadtcasino and
discover, among other things,
why the acoustics in this large
music hall are unmatched.
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Culture

Local’s Tip
In the adjacent park, the Fondation Beyeler
and the Swiss architect Peter Zumthor
are developing a new museum building, thus
strengthening the harmonious connection
between art, architecture and nature.
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Fondation Beyeler
The popular museum emerged from the collection
of Ernst and Hildy Beyeler. The museum building
(1997) designed by Renzo Piano in Berower Park,
has given the works of classic modern and
contemporary art an impressive setting.
> Baselstrasse 101, 4125 Basel
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Museum Tinguely
Directly at the Rhine, in a museum building (1996)
designed by Mario Botta, you can find the largest
collection of works by the Swiss artist Jean
Tinguely, from his numerous sketches to the
monumental kinetic machine sculptures.
> Paul Sacher-Anlage 1, 4002 Basel
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Jazzcampus
An academy for aspiring jazz musicians, music
school for children, concert halls, recording studios
and even apartments for students – the building
ensemble (2014) by Buol & Zünd Architekten
brings all of this under one roof.
> Utengasse 15–17, 4058 Basel
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Museum der Kulturen (MKB)
The green-tiled, folded roof of the museum building
(2011) designed by Herzog & de Meuron creates
an unmistakable accent in the sea of houses
in Basel’s Old Town. From Münsterplatz, you can
reach the exhibition spaces through a picturesque
inner courtyard.
> Münsterplatz 20, 4051 Basel
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Stadtcasino
With the expansion (2020) of the Stadtcasino,
Herzog & de Meuron have given Barfüsserplatz
a new access point: the Konzertgasse street.
The perfect acoustics of the music hall from
1876 have been retained, guaranteeing unique
sound experiences.
> Konzertgasse 1, 4051 Basel
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Kunstmuseum Hauptbau
The world’s first publicly accessible art collection
is now housed in the main building (1936) designed
by Rudolf Christ and Paul Bonatz. You pass
Auguste Rodin’s “The Burghers of Calais” as you
enter the building through the inner courtyard.
> St. Alban-Graben 16, 4051 Basel
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Kunstmuseum Neubau
Intended as a relief for the main building (•70)
and designed specifically for special exhibitions,
the new building (2016) by Christ & Gantenbein
attracts attention. Hidden inside is perhaps the
most impressive staircase in the city.
> St. Alban-Graben 20, 4052 Basel
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Kunstmuseum Gegenwart
With the opening of the museum building (1980)
by Katharina and Wilfrid Steib, contemporary art
found a new home in Basel.
> St. Alban-Rheinweg 60, 4052 Basel
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Theater Basel
The Fasnacht fountain designed by Jean Tinguely
in front of the curved roof of the theatre building
(1975) designed by Schwarz & Gutmann is perhaps
the most photographed motif in all of Basel.
The largest multi-purpose theatre in Switzerland
offers opera, plays and ballet.
> Theaterstrasse 7 , 4051 Basel
74
Music Museum
Musical instruments from five different centuries
are presented in the 24 cells of the converted
Lohnhof prison (2000). Morger & Degelo
Architekten thought up the perfect setting for
the largest collection of its kind in Switzerland.
> Im Lohnhof 9, 4051 Basel
26
Culture

Oases of leisure
A tour of Basel’s architectural gems really
takes it out of you, doesnt’it? It’s just as
well that relaxing and marvelling are not
opposites, but can be perfectly combined at
certain hand-picked locations. Give it a try!
Local’s Tip
Visit the Botanical Garden of the University
of Basel free of charge and discover truly
rare plants at the brand-new tropical house.
The energy-efficient cloud forest house,
which is unique in Europe, was designed by
the architect Gian Fistarol.
75
Rheinbad Breite
Following a downturn in popularity at the end
of the last century, swimming in the Rhine is now
back in vogue. The “Rhybadhüsli” built in 1898
reflects this development: with the extension
(2023) by Baumann Lukas Architektur, it regained
its original size.
> St. Alban-Rheinweg 195, 4052 Basel
76
Naturbad Riehen
Plenty of wood surrounds the bathing lake of this
natural swimming pool (2014) by Herzog & de
Meuron not far from the Fondation Beyeler (•65).
The accessible roof terrace of the wing in which
the cloakrooms and a café are housed adds
additional reclining surfaces to those on the grass.
> Weilstrasse 69, 4125 Riehen
77
Etosha house
Although the animals play the main role in Basel
Zoo, the carefully maintained enclosures and their
buildings, such as the rammed-clay Etosha house
(2001) designed by August Künzel and Peter Stiner,
serve as the stage.
> Zoo Basel, Binningerstrasse 40, 4054 Basel
Oases of leisure 27

S AM
Kunsthalle provides a worthy setting for
the exhibitions of the Swiss Architecture
Museum (S AM), which change several
times a year and are aimed at both
professionals and the general public.
78
Kunsthalle
The neoclassical art gallery from 1872 constantly
exhibits expansive art installations. Following the
renovation (2004) by Miller & Maranta, the S AM
found its new home here.
> Steinenberg 7, 4051 Basel
Local’s Tip
Set off from Theater Basel (•73),
adjacent to Kunsthalle, on your e-bike
and discover impressive concrete
buildings dating from the 20th century.
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S AM

Events
Open House
Open House Basel is a long weekend in May
when the doors of around 100 historic and
contemporary buildings open to the public.
The buildings are spread across the cantons
of Basel-Stadt and Basel-Landschaft.
www.openhouse-basel.org
Scan to find out more online
about Open House Basel
Architekturwoche Basel
Architekturwoche Basel (AWB) took place
for the first time in May 2022. Every two
years, the new platform unfolds the potential
of building culture, specialist expertise and
enthusiasm that exists in the city and region.
www.architekturwochebasel.ch
Scan to find out more online
about Architekturwoche Basel
Events 29

Architects
Álvaro Siza Vieira 41 51
AMDL Circle & Michele De Lucchi 32
Arthur Dürig 10
August Künzel 77
Bart & Buchhofer Architekten 13
Baubüro in situ 60 64
Baumann Lukas Architektur 75
Bjarke Ingels Group 43
Blaser Architekten 63
Bräuning, Leu, Dürig 55
Buchner Bründler Architekten 14 46
55 57
Buol & Zünd Architekten 67
Burckhardt 18 25 54
Christ & Gantenbein 62 71
Christian Lang 53
Cruz y Ortiz Arquitectos 19
David Chipperfield 37
Diener & Diener Architekten 17 60
Eduardo Souto de Moura 40
Fierz Architekten 9
Franz Bräuning 10
Frank O. Gehry 26 36 47
Fumihiko Maki 39
Focketyn Del Rio Studio 61
Galli Rudolf Architekten 12
Giraudi Wettstein Architetti 19
Hans Hofmann 9
Hans Peter Baur 10
Harry Gugger Studio 58
Hermann Baur 10
Herzog & de Meuron 8 11 16 20 21
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Ilg Santer Architekten 6
jessenvollenweider architektur 1
José Rafael Moneo 35
Karl Moser 4
Katharina und Wilfrid Steib 72
Mario Botta 2 66
Miller & Maranta 78
Morger & Degelo 59 74
Morger + Dettli Architekten 44
Morger Partner Architekten 7
Otto Heinrich Senn 3
Paul Bonatz 70
Peter Stiner 77
Peter Zumthor 65
pool Architekten 27
Renzo Piano 65
Richard Meier 15
Rudolf Christ 70
Rudolf Steiner 29
SANAA 33 52
Schwarz & Gutmann 73
Stump & Schibli Architekten 5
Tadao Ando 38 50
Vogt Landschaftsarchitekten 32
Yoshio Taniguchi 34
Zaha Hadid 49
Zwimpfer Partner Architekten 22 23
Pritzker Prize winners
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Map
City
1 Department of the Environment
and Energy (AUE)
2 BIS
3 University Library
4 Antoniuskirche
(St. Anthony’s Church)
5 UKBB
6 Biozentrum
7 Claraturm
8 Exhibition hall 1 South
9 Exhibition hall 2
10 Basel School of Design
11 Roche Towers
12 Baustein 1
13 Erlenflex
14 Stadterle
15 White Plaza
16 Elsässertor 2
17 Markthalle Tower
18 BIS
19 Passerelle
20 Meret Oppenheim high-rise
21 Residenz Südpark
22 Peter Merian House
23 Jacob Burckhardt House
24 Central signal box
25 Grosspeter Tower
Surrounding area
26 Vitra Center
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29 Goetheanum
30 SIP Main Campus
31 Business Center
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33 Fabrikstrasse 4
34 Fabrikstrasse 10
35 Fabrikstrasse 14
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37 Fabrikstrasse 22
38 Fabrikstrasse 28
39 Square 3
40 Physic Garden 3
41 Virchow 6
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43 Transitlager
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46 Kunsthaus Baselland
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47 Vitra Design Museum
48 VitraHaus
49 Fire station
50 Conference Pavilion
51 Production hall
52 Production hall
Hotels
53 Grand Hotel Les Trois Rois
54 Hotel Märthof
55 Nomad Design & Lifestyle Hotel
56 Volkshaus
57 Youth hostel
58 SILO Design & Boutique Hostel
Gastronomy
59 Bar Rouge
60 Cantina Don Camillo
61 Walther buvette and Amber bar
62 Zum Kuss
63 Markthalle
64 Werk 8 and Blindekuh
Culture
65 Fondation Beyeler
66 Museum Tinguely
67 Jazzcampus
68 Museum der Kulturen (MKB)
69 Stadtcasino
70 Kunstmuseum Hauptbau
71 Kunstmuseum Neubau
72 Kunstmuseum Gegenwart
73 Theater Basel
74 Music Museum
Oases of leisure
75 Rheinbad Breite
76 Naturbad Riehen
77 Etosha house
S AM
78 Kunsthalle
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