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6 Iconic works by Peter Zumthor

Switzerland is a significant landmark in modern architectural practices, with its buildings. Peter Zumthor is a renowned architect who represents the country’s architecture from the 1980s. Peter Zumthor is a Swiss-based Pritzker awardee architect who gained recognition since the 1980s, gaining fame for his restrained and minimal architecture and designs. The Swiss architect began his architecture journey by starting his own smaller design practice in 1979. Zumthor won the Pritzker Prize for Architecture in 2009, proving that the quality of architecture and design matters, not the firm size.

Zumthor’s architecture and design of modern architectural buildings are continuously inspiring designers all over the world. His meticulous attention to detail and transcending the construction of the building evoke a deep emotional response to the perceiver’s eye. His architecture and design showcase beautiful form and skilled construction, which is the outcome of his attention to detail and knowledge of materials and design.

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1. Kunsthaus Bregenz, Austria

2. The Therme Vals, Switzerland

3. Kolumba, Germany

4. Bruder Klaus Field Chapel, Germany

5. Zinc Mine Museum, Norway

6. Steilneset Memorial, Norway

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