The location and minimal dimensions of the given plot in the middle of the dense Kleinbasel as well as the associated (building law) framework conditions noticeably shape the residential building.

In keeping with the character of the complex district, four small apartments and a ground-floor studio are being built:
The standard apartment is characterized by a simple, open floor plan that is seamlessly modeled around the acentric access core. In the form of an inner curve, functionality is combined with a feeling of generosity in a small space, while also exploring the limits of conventional spatial proportions. The spatial vessel, lined with painted industrial masonry, with its horizontal rooms accompanying the two facades, finds its external counterpart in ribbon windows. On the south side, they transform the respective dining and living areas into a light-flooded loggia using large lift-and-slide windows. While the standard apartment unfolds across the surface, the attic apartment expands vertically with and in the striking, open core.

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