Published: Tuesday, March 18, 2008
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"The topography, character and quality of the location are seldom taken into account in the planning. The houses could just as well come from the catalogue of a company that supplies ready-made homes, their architectural expression is accordingly arbitrary." says Architekten EM2N | Mathias Mueller | Daniel Niggli on Holiday Cottage in the Swiss Alps. More
"The building makes do with residual spaces between the root protection areas around the existing trees." says Architekten EM2N | Mathias Mueller | Daniel Niggli on Aussersihl Community Center. More
"The public records office is the collective memory of the political, economic and cultural life of a canton" says. EM2N | Mathias Mueller | Daniel Niggli Architekten on Extension Public Records Office Canton of Basel-Landschaft. More
"Nowadays musical theatres are inherent parts of our urban cultural landscape. There is a correlation between the establishment of this popular performing art and the choice of unconventional venues." says EM2N, Switzerland. More

[L-R] Daniel Niggli and Mathias Mueller
Our architecture wants to be powerful and personal. It aims to develop its own character, and it is fine with us, if our projects polarize. One may love our architecture or hate it, but it should not leave you indifferent.
We are convinced that there is never just one solution. Our projects have to be able to cope with the unforeseen, even accidental. Therefore, we tend to think in scenarios, we work with hypotheses, we generate antithetic alternatives. Each one of these projections into the future starts from different assumptions and tells its own story.
If we manage to develop projects that stand for themselves and manage to assert themselves in the urban fabric, we have reached our goal.
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