30.04. - 19.05.2002

Architectour de Suisse. 26 Filme zur Architektur der Schweiz

Während der Umbauphase zeigte das Architekturmuseum 26 vom Schweizer Fernsehen in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Hochparterre entstandene Filme zur Schweizer Architektur. Zu sehen waren Beiträge zum Schaffen von:

I
Peter Märkli; Gigon, Guyer; Vincent Mangeat; Theo Hatz; Roulet & Brodbeck; Miroslav Sik; Maria Campi; Gion A. Caminada; Maria Botta; Paolo e Franco Mora

II
Livio Vacchini; Herzog & de Meuron; Marcel Meili/Markus Peter; Matter & Galletti; Angelil/Graham/Pfenninger/Scholl; Luigi Snozzi; Giraudi & Wettstein; Bearth & Deplazes

III
lvano Gianola; Jürg Conzett; Devanthery & Lamuniere; Diener & Diener; Miller & Maranta; Alder, Müller, Naegelin; Deville/Anzevui/Landecy; Raffaele Cavadini

Upcoming exhibitions

05.04. - 14.09.2025

What Was Could Be: Experiments Between Preservation and Architecture

An Exhibition by the  S AM Swiss Architecture Museum in Cooperation with the Chair of Construction Heritage and Preservation (Prof. Dr. Silke Langenberg), ETH Zurich.


Preservation is progressive: In current efforts to shift towards more sustainable building practices (known in German as the Bauwende, or ‘building turnaround’), preservation and maintenance of the existing building stock play a central role. The alteration or conversion of an existing building is considerably more resource-efficient than a comparable new build. This is leading to changes in the nature of architecture itself: where the focus used to be on new construction, building upon the built is increasingly considered the future of the discipline.

27.09. - 09.11.2025

SAY Swiss Architecture Yearbook

What defines Swiss architecture? The exhibition focuses on current construction and renovation projects with the aim of raising awareness about Swiss building culture and increase its visibility.
Curated by the S AM Swiss Architecture Museum and the magazine werk, bauen+wohnen.

29.11.2025 - 19.04.2026

Housing for Housing: The cooperative as a laboratory for coexistence

The exhibition presents cooperative housing regionally, nationally and internationally as a laboratory of non-profit-oriented cohabitation from which the entire city can benefit.