- BuildingsPrimary school
- Residential building Mühle
- Residential building in a tree grove
- Extension for the Thun Panorama
- Single-family home W
- New replacement building Bühlegg
- Stahlton Bauteile AG office building
- AWZ housing
- Uri curative education centre
- Pilatus Kulm panorama gallery
- Villa by Lake Zug
- Villa by Lake Lucerne
- Window factory extension
- Single-family house in Ermensee
- Residential and commercial building
- Sports and multifunctional hall
- Municipal centre / Raiffeisenbank
- Obermarch school centre
- Stucki single-family home
- Projects«Paradies» residential buildings
- Tivoli lake restaurant and yacht club
- Production and Services Building KOMAX
- Transportation headquarter
- Cultural youth centre Schappe Süd
- Lakeside residence
- Car park with exhibition hall
- Silo tower
- Rowing centre Rotsee
- Refuse incineration plant
- Recycling centre
- Exhibition halls Allmend
- Art Museum Schlossberg
- Place of contemplation
- PublicationsBuildings and Projects
- Window factory extension
- Niklaus Graber & Christoph Steiger Anthologie Bd. 1
Recycling centre
| Location | Baar ZG |
| Client | Risi AG |
| Commission | Study competition on invitation 2008 |
| Planning | 2009–2013 |
| Architects | Graber & Steiger Architekten |
| Consultants | Structural engineer: Dr. Schwartz Consulting, Landscape architect: koepflipartner |
The task of designing a new sorting hall for the recycling centre in Tännlimoos is exciting on a socio-political level: Processing, recycling and the gentle handling of cultivated land are important themes today. The form, placement and expression of the hall develop references on different levels to the locally typical drumlin landscape. The sculptural volumetrics of the free-standing building, with a ridge-like roof landscape, recalls geological formations. The gently modulated building silhouette, with its deep flanks, is nestled into the terrain and conceals the staggered height in a confidently relaxed way. At the same time, the form refers to the hall-like interior spaces and the definitive load-bearing system with its vertebral main girder. That creates a column-free hall, allowing ideally adaptable operative processes, also in future. The façade surfaces retain their natural colours and combine with the mossy rooftops to create reserved landscape motifs, without losing the refreshing directness of the industrial, modular building.
