House of the day: House for architects and artists by AFGH
August 20th, 2014
August 20th, 2014
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House for architects and artists, completed by AFGH in 2004, is situated at the foot of the Üetliberg mountain in Zurich, Switzerland. The building, which contains two double-storey apartments and two roof apartments, is designed so that all residents have a south-facing view and a north-facing view of the city. The house combines a concrete core, wooden structure and galvanised steel facade. Photography:Valentin Jeck
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