Architectural Landmarks in Zürich

With a population of over 400000, Zürich is Switzerland's largest city. Founded by the Romans in 15 BC, and then named Turicum, Zürich is a city known for its rich cultural heritage. From historicist museum buildings to modernist skyscrapers, the city boasts a diverse range of architectural landmarks. In this series, I'll explore some of the most notable buildings in Zürich, and delve into the history, design, and cultural significance behind each one. Whether you're an architecture enthusiast, a history buff, or simply in search of a great photo opportunity, this guide is sure to inspire you. So join me as we discover the architectural wonders of Zürich!

ETHZ main building
1858 - 1864, extension 1914 - 1925
Zürich Hauptbahnhof
1871
Landesmuseum Zürich
1898, new wing in 2016
Stadthaus Zürich
1900
Stadthalle Zürich
1906
Kunsthaus Zürich
1910, extension 2021
Johann Jacobs Museum
1913, redesigned 2013
Peterhof
1913 - 1916
Museum für Gestaltung
1930 - 1933
Hotel Marta
1956 - 1958
Pavillon Le Corbusier
1960 - 1967
Universität Zürich - Irchel Campus
1973 - 1978
Stadelhofen train station
1987 - 1990
Rechtswissenschaftliche Bibliothek Zürich
2004
FIFA headquarters
2004 - 2007
Sihlcity
2007
Leutschentower
2008 - 2011
Prime Tower
2011
Escherhof (Richti-Areal)
2010 - 2013
B2 Boutique Hotel
2012
Wohn- und Gewerbesiedlung Kalkbreite
2012 - 2014
Medienhaus Tamedia
2013
Zürich Zoo Masoala-Regenwaldhaus
2013
Bürohaus Wiesenstrasse - Rietpark
2014
Züricher Hochschule der Künste, Toni-Areal
2014
Allianz headquarters
2014
Station 595
2014 - 2016
Studentisches Wohnen ETH Science City
2016
Lindt Home of Chocolate
2020
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