Professionals

Textiles for big structures and light-filled South-facing rooms.

Turning technical drawings into settled structures, on site in Switzerland.

Photographing the quiet details of Swiss mid-century concrete architecture.

Focusing on rain-screen cladding systems for high-altitude Swiss projects

Building tight networks between Swiss construction manufacturers and licensed architects.

Typical details of late Modernism, 1968 to 1975.

Making light talk to concrete and glass.

Design starts where the drawing ends.

Turning limestone through concrete into architecture that feels like it has always been there.

Detailing concrete structures that age gracefully over time.

Teaching brick to build curved walls.

Designing spaces where concrete precision meets quiet observation.

Getting structural systems exactly right for timber bridges.

Analysing soil behaviour for sound foundations under Swiss terrain.

Deepening structure through concrete, steel, and deliberately built details.

Preserving Alpine vernacular in Naef District housing

Down to the weighted concrete specification.

Building architecture on the steep, exposed crags of the Blenio Valley.

Optimizing building data for better coordination and less confusion.

Founding Partner at Kim & Moreau Architects

Beats the rain before the clouds roll in.

Fixing the invisible cracks in building envelopes

Uncovering the rhythm between timber expressions and Swiss mountain topography.

Designs space not just for sight, but for how it warms the room.

Scaling MEP systems for complex structures in the Swiss Alps.