This 1978 library contains a special collection founded by Lausanne's own Sherlock Holmes.
The home of one of the world's foremost botanical collections, this library is also a landmark of Swiss modernist architecture.
The visual complexity of the Vaud cantonal archives building reflects its internal organization.
A modest pavillon on the university of Lausanne campus hosts a renowned law collection.
From classrooms to reading rooms: since 1912, the cantonal library in Frauenfeld occupies the former high school.
Thanks to a generous donor, this palace once welcomed the sick and the poor and now hosts a major research library.
From silk spinners to cash registers to 3D printers, this Southern Switzerland landmark has been reinventing itself for 150 years.
Swiss industrial history, morally dubious wartime economics, a revolutionary sewing machine and a prime example of Modernism all converge in the new location of the library for the Geneva school of art and design (HEAD).
In 1920, when Louis Roth took over his father Leonhard's business in Liestal near Basel, Switzerland, he took advantage of
On a cliff above city roofs, the new medical library in Lausanne provides busy students with room to work and breathe.
Situated in an idyllic lakeside park, this Neues Bauen masterpiece completed in 1942 launched Ticino's architecture towards modernity.
The ETH Zürich's architecture library on the Hönggerberg is a mecca for architecture lovers in Switzerland and abroad.