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Lassalle-Haus
A unique harmony of architecture and nature
Bildnachweis: © Bilder 1- 7 | Adrian Schuler, 2018 | Hochschule Luzern - Technik & Architektur © Bilder 7 - 15 | Lassalle-Haus | Stefan Kubli
Summary
This Brutalist structure, built between 1968 and 1970, was designed by Zurich architect André Studer, who composed the complex according to the principles of "harmonic construction". Landscape architect Josef Seleger created a perfect connection to nature. The Lassalle-Haus is a centre for interreligious encounters, focusing on spirituality, meditation, dialogue and ethics. In addition to the main building, the old villa of the original Bad Schönbrunn health resort also remains on the site.
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- A unique harmony of architecture and nature
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