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Through a series of targeted interventions, the ancient barrack was transformed into a court building. Spaces receive a clearly

TransformationRealisedOfficeAdaptive reusePublic handCompetition 1st rank

The regeneration of urban areas invites us to view brownfield sites as a palimpsest: Areas to be reinvented on the basis of what already exists. In Renens, the conversion of a former logistics centre into a multi-purpose building demonstrates the benefits of transformation over demolition.

Tabula scripta: Transforming what already exists to regenerate the cityThe regeneration of urban areas invites us to view brownfield sites as a palimpsest: Areas to be reinvented on the basis of what already exists. In Renens, the conversion of a former logistics centre into a multi-purpose building demonstrates the benefits of transformation over demolition.

Transformation Publication Oct. 2, 2026

Built in 2001 to house offices, this building has been completely transformed, both architecturally and in terms of its use.

Renovation and repurposing of a building in BernBuilt in 2001 to house offices, this building has been completely transformed, both architecturally and in terms of its use.

Transformation News Adaptive reuse Housing Office Oct. 1, 2026

A former industrial space transformed into a bright, flexible dojo, enhancing the site’s architectural identity.

National Performance Center Western SwitzerlandA former industrial space transformed into a bright, flexible dojo, enhancing the site’s architectural identity.

Transformation Realised Sports Adaptive reuse

The Creative Factory project has received an Honorable Mention at the Design Educates Awards in the Architectural Design category.

Design Educates Awards: Honorable MentionThe Creative Factory project has received an Honorable Mention at the Design Educates Awards in the Architectural Design category.

Transformation Award Sept. 14, 2026

The CCDC 2026 Forum – Centre of Expertise for Sustainability in Construction – will take place on Tuesday 29 September at the École de la construction in Tolochenaz, with the overarching theme: "Why demolish when we can transform? Making the most of what already exists, adapting our towns and cities".

CCDC 2026 Forum – Transform rather than demolishThe CCDC 2026 Forum – Centre of Expertise for Sustainability in Construction – will take place on Tuesday 29 September at the École de la construction in Tolochenaz, with the overarching theme: "Why demolish when we can transform? Making the most of what already exists, adapting our towns and cities".

Transformation Lecture Adaptive reuse Sept. 9, 2026

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