Our team is growing...
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We are pleased to welcome three new team members: Andreas Rumpel (ZFA & BIM), Fabio Rudin (ZFA), and Marc Eyacher (Architect). We look forward to a successful collaboration and are excited about the projects that lie ahead.
When sharing your project and imaginations with us and our expertise, great spaces for living, working or evolving will arise.
Architectural tasks are becoming more complex and are changing rapidly. Clients need a partner who can empathise with the situation and make projects simpler. This is the speciality of Blaser Architekten. We share our architectural and organisational expertise and draw on external knowledge. Always with the aim of resolving complexity, recognising key success factors and implementing projects in a structured and efficient manner. Regardless of the size and nature of the task.
No two projects are exactly the same. And it is always the little things that ultimately determine the success of a project. For this reason, you decide in which role and to what extent you want to benefit from Blaser Architekten.
Don't hesitate reaching out to us. There's barely a builing related task we can't help you with.
Are you planning a commercial or private conversion, renovation or new building? Are you unsure how to proceed or what you need to pay particular attention to? Blaser Architekten will support you in all your questions without obligation.
How many and which employees work with you on your construction project depends solely on what you have in mind. In any case, we will put together a team for you in such a way that all talents and competences are optimally represented in a solution-oriented manner. The project always takes centre stage.
Für Ihr Bauvorhaben stellen wir Ihnen genau die Mannschaft zusammen, die es braucht, um Ihr Projekt zum Erfolg zu führen.
Sharing Experience is the promise of Blaser Architekten. This means that clients, architects, partners and employees share in the accumulated expertise and the numerous talents at Blaser Architekten in the design, planning and realisation of projects. In return, they allow Blaser Architekten to share their expertise. Beyond the traditional architecture business, the entire industry and the public benefit from Blaser Architekten's commitment to far-sighted architectural communication.
Sharing knowledge, experiences, insights and emotions - Schauraum B makes all this possible. To this end, the non-profit organisation run by Blaser Architekten regularly invites interested members of the public to exhibitions, installations and events on the themes of architecture, space and time.
At first glance, the term "corporate architecture" often evokes the notion of uniform, interchangeable buildings with no apparent connection to their respective locations. However, as architects and general planners frequently active in this area, we understand that behind corporate architecture lie complex tasks that demand precision, adaptation, communication, logistical skills, and other challenging competencies. These very challenges make such projects particularly exciting for us...
We are pleased to welcome three new team members: Andreas Rumpel (ZFA & BIM), Fabio Rudin (ZFA), and Marc Eyacher (Architect). We look forward to a successful collaboration and are excited about the projects that lie ahead.
With over thirty years of experience, we now draw on a well-established network. Whether involving specialist planners, clients, or colleagues from other architectural firms, exchanging knowledge, experience, and ideas is a core aspect of our work and is reflected in our company credo, SHARING EXPERIENCE. One of our longstanding project partners is the architectural firm Butscher, with whom we have shared a partnership and office community at Austrasse 24 for twenty years.
This partnership began two decades ago when Novartis launched a general planning tender for various laboratory buildings on its campus. At that time, Blaser Architekten brought valuable experience in collaborating with renowned design architects from Japan, while Butscher Architekten contributed their expertise in large-scale project planning. Together, we successfully realized the Novartis building WSJ-155 on Fabrikstrasse from 2005 to 2009, under the leadership of the Japanese design architect Yoshio Taniguchi.
This partnership grew into a long-term office and working relationship that continues to thrive through several projects today, such as the Virchow 16, a laboratory and office building on the Novartis Campus, developed in collaboration with Indian design architect Rahul Mehrotra. These local architecture mandates demanded close coordination and prompted joint trips to Japan and India. Another joint venture included the renovation and conversion of Novartis's largest existing building, WSJ 386, as well as the planning of the Friedrich Miescher Institute, which was later occupied by Novartis oncologists.
Currently, we are embarking on a new collaboration, focusing on the large-scale planning of a hospital and the fit-out of a Privée station for the Hirslanden Group. We cherish this enduring partnership, which consistently brings us together and allows each party to contribute their unique expertise.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming architecture by autonomously conducting analyses, visualizations, and cost calculations, as well as creating texts, images, and floor plans. However, the creative expertise of architects remains essential. AI supports planners and architects in fostering innovative ideas but does not take over the detailed creation of executable construction plans. Although AI in architecture is still in its early stages, it already offers a variety of possibilities. The focus is on understanding AI as an additional tool that processes vast amounts of data, while true innovation remains a human endeavor. It is crucial to carefully examine and understand the impacts, opportunities, and challenges of AI in spatial planning.
The HORTUS office building, part of the Switzerland Innovation Park Basel Area – Main Campus, opened in June 2025. We are engaged in various tenant fit-out projects there, and the first of these is now complete.
The Hirsacker Foundation is a private foundation based in Liesberg, Canton of Basel-Landschaft. By public mandate, it offers places in "Supported Living" as well as in "Accompanied Day Structuring" specifically for people on the autism spectrum. Founded in 1987, more than 60 employees are currently dedicated to enabling clients to lead self-determined and fulfilling lives. Tailored to individual needs, the services include nature-oriented, manual, and creative activities that take place in a safe and supportive environment, focusing on joy of life, development opportunities, and social inclusion. Maintenance work that has become necessary is now being undertaken by Blaser Architects. This encompasses several properties of the Hirsacker Foundation, particularly the "Riederwald" residential building and the "Hirsacker" area. A first sub-project has already been completed, with other works still pending.
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