At the Industrienacht Basel, architecture students from the FHNW presented their projects for small public buildings, designed from reusable components of the K-95 high-bay warehouse by Suter & Suter Architekten. The so-called Klybeck Follies are intended as low-threshold offers for the public and should contribute to the revitalisation of the new Klybeck district, as it could emerge in the next few years according to the guideline project.

It is a case study that allows people to practise the process of recording buildings, compiling building component catalogues, dismantling and reusing building components.

• Exhibition at the Industrienacht Basel, 16.9.2022
• Klybeck Follies as Adaptive Re-Use
• The case study was created as part of the autumn semester 2021 at the Institute of Architecture at the FHNW Muttenz
• Management: Prof. Susanne Vécsey
• Accompanying lecturer: Tom Boyle
• Assistance: Norma Tollmann
• Students: Lucas Auer / Luca Theresa Deufel / Christian Feldrapp / Vladan Glogovac / Xenia Grimm / Merjem Kanlic / Raphael Konrad / Luca Kunzmann / Hannes Overmeire / Martin Zbinden