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- Concept
  VISIONS THAT BECOME REALITY.
  When something great is created, the path is one of the goals. Starting from the idea, a vision, the construction progress leads through a certain planning process and management by Steinmann Architekten to completion. A vision becomes reality.
  Steinmann Architekten remains in contact with the client, service providers and contractors and coordinates and communicates during the entire construction phase. So all those involved are always up to date and see progress.
  For us it is important to see, understand and on that basis plan and support the construction activity as a process. Rome wasn’t built in a day. Great things need time. They have to grow and thrive.
Projects
- Villa and private house
  Premises that meet your wishes.
  Steinmann Architekten asks with interest about and deals in a committed manner with clients’ wishes and ideas. And happily does so in a way that makes contextual relationships visible. And so many a surprising door is opened onto attractive structural solutions.
  Here Steinmann Architekten accompanies the building contractor in person. Doing so right through to interior design and questions of choice of materials. We can always keep economic requirements under control and respond to them. If required, we rely on our trusted network of reliable partners who have the same standards as we do: Quality in everything, certainty of style right down to the detail and reliability in every regard.
  - Villa, Meggen
    VILLA IN MEGGEN
    This simple villa fits in harmoniously with the existing row of houses and with its surroundings. Thanks to the various nested building structures with staggered heights, the building fits in admirably on the existing plot.
    The recesses and projections create exciting interior and exterior spaces. Thanks to the generous glass frontages facing the lake, the boundary between inside and outside appears to dissolve.
    The inviting front drive gives expression to the quality of the materials. Copper and textured plaster were chosen to emphasize the elegance and simplicity of the building.
  - Hochrütihalde, Meggen
    HOCHRÜTIHALDE, MEGGEN
    The desire for an additional garage space created an opportunity to improve the existing timber house with a redesigned terrace and the addition of a swimming pool. The additional parts of the building are adapted to the existing volume so as to seem as if they had always been there. In terms of colour, the entire house was treated with black rye flour varnish. The result catches the eye with its careful detailed design and impresses with a spacious roof terrace which takes in Lake Lucerne and the surrounding mountains in a breathtaking panorama beyond the infinity pool.
  - Riedweg, Meggen
    Riedweg, Meggen
    The two-storey flat, sweeping new structure is sensitively integrated into the developed district. The choice of materials and the design concept are based on the surrounding chalet buildings that have all been designed with a solid plinth and timber superstructure. Deep recesses in the façades and striking roof structures provide additional lighting for the accommodation. Spacious protected outside spaces are created under the overhangs, some of which are impressive. The range of materials and colours is in the main restricted to exposed concrete, black-stained timber panelling outside and oak inside. Only the shady awnings executed in dark red provide a colour accent.
  - Abendweg, Ennetbürgen
    Abendweg, ENNETBÜRGEN
    The design envisages two buildings. This allows the existing outdoor pool to be retained and profitably incorporated into the project. Both the three-storey buildings that, following the angle of the slope, have their floors set at different heights, are clearly orientated in the direction of the lake basin and are turned away from the nearby neighbouring building. This guarantees the most unobstructed view and most sunlight possible. Thanks to the deliberate irregularity of the volumes, the construction evidently blends with the slope.
    The terraced buildings with their floors set at different heights are characterised by the distinctive dimensions of the slabs between the floors. Profiled aluminium panels in matt black and wooden and metal window frames, also in matt black, are used for the shell of the buildings. Fabric shading elements have a warm, natural colour. Dark-treated timber ceiling soffits lend the houses elegance and exclusivity.
  - Sursee annexe
    VILLA AEHRENHEIM annexe,Sursee
    At the client’s request a pavilion was designed which complements the villa and could be rented out as an annexe.
    The two-storey structure is laid out in a sculptural manner and stands out from the existing building thanks to its language of form and choice of materials. So the annexe as a building in the park looks like a sculpture. Nevertheless, the building structure of course fits in between the old trees.
    Inside, an open, loft-like space opens up and the rough concrete stresses this character. The one open side places the interior space in relation to the park.
  - Kreuzhubel, Oberkirch
    KREUZHUBEL, OBERKIRCH
    An elongated two-storey building structure divides the open space into different areas and is clearly orientated towards Lake Sempach.
    The one-storey garage annexe separates the private garden from the access road whilst high natural stone walls along the boundaries clearly define the outside space. The solid materials, the clear forms and unembellished details form the timeless character of the spacious house.
- Living and working
  Functionality and economy are given expression.
  - Sempachstrasse, Hochdorf
    Sempachstrasse, Hochdorf
    Because of the great variety of structures in the surrounding district, an individual form of architecture was deliberately chosen. The geometry of the building volumes is of an irregular prismatic form. Gable roofs are proposed for the form of the roofs. This is to be understood as based on the existing property and also as a reference to the rural location of the construction site. In its footprint, the form is intuitively designed and should be read as a total composition. The two different volumes “communicate” with each other and form an exciting individual ensemble. Attractive meeting zones and open areas are created in the flat terraced outside space which is divided in a differentiated manner.
  - Rasiweg, Ebikon
    Rasiweg, Ebikon
    A replacement new build with seven small apartments is intended to replace the existing three-storey apartment block dating back to the 40s. The basement contains an underground garage as well as cellars and technical services rooms.
    The footprint slopes down on one side on each of the long sides. The sloping situation of the building, as with the old building, and the insertion of the footprint of the building into the plot, explain this geometry. The attic storey is differently set back on both front façades and in this way it staggers the volume.
  - Ober Halten Ennetbürgen
    OBER HALTEN ENNETBÜRGEN
    The plot is situated on the southern slope of the Bürgenberg, just above the heart of the village of Ennetbürgen. The existing farmhouse is retained and forms an integrating element of the new development. An orchard with fruit trees, some of which are up to 100 years old, surrounds the property.
    The focus of the structural design for the new builds is the precise setting of the volumes on the steep slope. On the base-level floor, the individual buildings slightly overhang the contour of the land on the valley side. In this way, the careful integration of the houses into the plot is used to highlight the focus of the design. Unnecessary banking up and excavations can be dispensed with.
- Office and commercial
  How Design Can Create Authentic Connections in a Digital Workplace.
  - Arvelle
    ARVELLE THERAPEUTICS, ZUG
  - bluebird bio
    bluebird bio, Zug
    Steinmann Architekten designed the new European headquarters of the US biotech company bluebird bio in Zug.
    A specific design was developed based on the company’s values and corporate identity. Here the main idea was the focus on designing an authentic and inspiring working environment.
  - Kreditfabrik
    Kreditfabrik AG
    Kreditfabrik AG is a young company which offers to deal with mortgage applications that are processed on behalf of financial institutions. For this new service, an old warehouse belonging to the firm of Feller in Horgen was converted to the new site.
    The basic idea of the design is intended to be strongly orientated to the firm’s corporate identity. The digitisation of the analogue data into an entirely virtual process. The old fabric of the warehouse, which was carefully gutted, offers the optimum atmosphere for this. Fittings and new surfaces were designed with materials left untreated so as to leave the warehouse’s industrial character on display. All the technical installations are exposed and permit rapid adaptation to every change of the free floating furniture.
  - Base-Net Informatik
    BASE-NET INFORMATIK AG, SURSEE
    True to Basenet’s principles, the planning and design of the present extension project are based on the principle of “Added value thanks to
    innovation”.
    The starting situation is provided by two storeys of 970 m²and 600 m²floor area respectively. Because of the extent of the floor areas and the expected footfall, the internal connection between these two areas is a particular focus of the brief.
    The efficient and direct connection specified as the aim can be functionally ensured with the intelligent placement of two separate stairways.
    At the same time, this measure provides the core zone with precious daylight and creates exciting views. The stairway made of solid steel and designed as a sculpture refers in its form to the dynamic of the direction indicators and at the same time serves as a spacious meeting and communication zone.
- Doctors’ surgery and clinic
  EXPERTISE IN DOCTORS’ SURGERIES AND CLINIC PREMISES
  Premises for a doctors’ surgery, dentists’ surgery, clinic or outpatient clinic have special requirements: How must the premises be arranged for optimal business operation? Where are the entrances and exits? What has to be borne in mind regarding hygiene and sterility? Where do which connections belong? What colours and materials are suitable? What lighting is recommended?
  Many questions that Steinmann Architekten answers skilfully. We can do so:
  - Because we have the knowledge and experience of how to design, plan and create premises used for medical purposes in an optimal manner.
  - Because we deal with the specific requirements of a hospital or surgery.
  - Because we plan in detail the stages of the work and the deadlines for new builds and conversions and can therefore hand over the premises on time.
  - Because we use the money invested optimally with competitive prices and short implementation times.
  - Because we deal in person with the individual ideas and wishes of the doctors and doctors’ surgery assistants.
  - Because we assemble teams of experts as required and work with them.
  - Trotte Ophthalmology Centre
    TROTTE SURSEE OPHTHALMOLOGY CENTRE
    Staff rooms
  - Sursee Ophthalmic Day Clinic
    Sursee Ophthalmic Day Clinic
    After almost 20 years in operation, the plan was to adapt to the currently applicable regulations and to expand the existing day clinic by a second operating theatre.
    Another floor was rented in addition to the existing area and this is intended for administrative use.
    One focus of the design is the new stairway which was incorporated as a central connecting element between the two floors. Besides other design corrections, particular emphasis was placed on redoing the interior design.
  - Trotte Ophthalmology Centre
    TROTTE SURSEE OPHTHALMOLOGY CENTRE
    The initial idea is based on designing the premises in such a way that they create a comfortable and secure atmosphere for patients and staff. The reduced use of fewer types of wood, combined with the clear language of form and precise, unembellished detailing, create calm elegance. The full-length panel curtains make the outside space look as if seen through a filter. The reduced language of form is consistently continued in the lighting concept.
  - Pfäffikon Ophthalmic Day Clinic
    PFÄFFIKON OPHTHALMIC DAY CLINIC
    Restructuring of a large office as an outpatient day clinic for eye operations. The focus is for one thing on the functionality and for another on the careful choice of materials. The allocation of the floor area to the patient area and the operating area with ancillary rooms works because the operating theatre is centrally located. A well-thought-out system of connections guarantees clear and undisturbed circulation of staff and patients.
Studio
- Jobs
  ARCHITECTURE INTERNSHIP
  
  We are looking for an intern to work with us on our projects.
  Your profile:
  - You have great interest in architectural challenges
  - You have very good design skills
  - You have experience in implementation planning and detailed planning
  - You have very good knowledge of German and English
  - You are used to working towards a goal and independently
  
  If all of this applies to you, we look forward to receiving your PDF application with CV and portfolio via mail@steinmannarchitekten.ch
- Profile
  Steinmann Architekten: personally liable
  ANSWERS THAT STAND OUT
  Committed support of clients and intensive discussion of their requirements lead to individual solutions – and to something calculable in commercial terms. The cost summary is always up to date.
  Steinmann Architekten puts great value on individuality in all areas. Here we can rely on long experience. And on a tried and tested network of qualified specialists that we coordinate: Specialist planners for electrics, sanitary, lighting, HVAC (heating, ventilation, air conditioning) and cooling as well as the central management of all technical building services.
  Steinmann Architekten was founded in 2010. The owner, Peter Steinmann, Graduate Architect FH RegA SIA, has worked as an architect for over 20 years.
- Team
  Team
- Network
  Network
  Associations that create added value.
  In a complex area of activity, the exchange with colleagues and experts is the most important basis of work. It is not the addition of knowledge that makes a good network. When experts get together, know-how grows exponentially. It explodes.
  For this reason, Steinmann Architekten sets great store by network maintenance. We don’t talk about networking. We prefer association. In a coordinated association, we work closely with specialists, with success over many years. We learn from experts, enter into constructive dialogue and are happy to let clients benefit from our contacts.
- Contact
  Contact
  QUESTIONS THAT ARE MET WITH INTEREST.
  Do you have any questions or wishes, suggestions or criticism? Steinmann Architekten looks forward to receiving a message from you. We will quickly reply to you or contact you.
Service
- Publications
  Publications
  Articles with attitude.
  
  Das Ideale Heim 04/April 2019
- Legal notice
  Legal notice
  Responsible for the content
  Steinmann Architekten
  Peter Steinmann
  Architect FH RegA SIA
  Luzernerstrasse 73
  CH-6030 Ebikon
  Photography:
  - Bruno Helbling Fotografie
    PROJECT: EXTENSION - HAUS BENZ / KREDITFABRIK AG / RIEDWEG MEGGEN
  - Sguardo Fotografie
    PROJECT: BASENET / OPHTHALMOLOGY DAY CLINIC, SURSEE
  Concept, design, text:
  - FELDERVOGEL AG, Lucerne
  Programming:
  - nambu GmbH, Lucerne
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Team

Peter Steinmann

Architect FH RegA SIA

ps@steinmannarchitekten.ch

Andrea Schranz

Architect MSc ETH

as@steinmannarchitekten.ch

Anna Müller

Draughtswoman EFZ

Specialism Interior Design

am@steinmannarchitekten.ch

Yves Reinacher

Trainee (1st year) Draughtsman EFZ

Specialism Architecture

yr@steinmannarchitekten.ch