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OPEN HOUSE BASEL – ARCHITEKTUR FÜR ALLE
Über 100 Gebäude in BS + BL
4142 Münchenstein
Everyone can experience architecture and urban culture free of charge: Over 100 buildings open their doors at the weekend. With Open House Kids, the architectural experience also becomes an entertaining family outing.
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Open House Basel offers insights behind otherwise closed doors! Who wouldn't want to take a look inside a private home whose doors are normally closed to strangers? Can you imagine visiting a late baroque city palace like the Wildensteinerhof from 1777, the new apartments on Gempenstrasse in Birsfelden or the Helvetia Campus? The "Open House Basel - Architecture for All" association and its many helpers make these wishes possible.
OPEN HOUSE BASEL opens the doors of the most fascinating buildings in and around Basel on Saturday, May 24 and Sunday, May 25. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore architectural landmarks and hidden gems in the greater Basel area. These are otherwise only accessible to the public to a limited extent. They can talk directly to the architects or the residents and users of the buildings. An opportunity for everyone to take a look behind the façades of over 100 buildings, rediscover the city and experience the diversity of how people work and live here.
ARCHITECTURE FOR ALL
Open House Basel offers everyone the opportunity to discover and experience architecture - regardless of age, origin, education or income. Because architecture affects us all. It shapes and changes our society and has an impact on the way we live, work and move. OPEN HOUSE BASEL thus contributes to raising public awareness and promotes dialog between experts and laypeople. The visits, guided tours and supporting events are free of charge for all participants.
WHAT IS SHOWN
The focus of the program is on contemporary architecture with a considerable number of residential buildings and public buildings. OPEN HOUSE BASEL shows outstanding individual buildings such as the two high-rise buildings on the Helvetia Campus, one of which is new, the other 70 years old and recently renovated, the Obere Widen housing estate in Arlesheim, 25-year-old terraced houses in solid wood construction, an apartment built into an indoor swimming pool, the latest building project in the historic Bäumlihof estate and the wine warehouse in Lysbüchel, which has been converted into apartments.
OPEN HOUSE BASEL focuses on important urban development areas such as Lysbüchel, Westfeld, Erlenmatt and Birsstadt, which represent the latest changes to Basel's urban space. In addition, there are many award-winning residential buildings, clever conversions, hidden courtyard buildings and trouvailles to discover that exemplify the careful further development of urban space.
PLAN YOUR INDIVIDUAL TOUR
You can get an overview of the varied program via the gallery, the city map or the timetable. Click on the building image to find opening times, guided tours and additional information on the individual buildings, as well as links to Google Maps that take you directly to your destination. Registered users can mark their favorites using various filters and plan an individual tour. If you then call this up on your smartphone, it is child's play to get to your favorite places.
An overview and further information on all buildings can be found at https://openhouse-basel.org/orte/. Please note that some tours have a limited number of places and reservations are necessary.
ARCHITECTURE FOR FAMILIES
With "Open House Kids", the architectural experience also becomes an entertaining family outing: children can fill out collection cards at the buildings, develop their creativity in workshops and then take part in the prize draw. The aim is to get young participants interested in architecture in a fun way. More information: https://openhouse-basel.org/info/kids/
MEDIA SERVICE
Building photos, texts, banners and printed materials are available on our website: https://openhouse-basel.org/info/medienservice
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
Open House Basel offers insights behind otherwise closed doors! Who wouldn't want to take a look inside a private home whose doors are normally closed to strangers? Can you imagine visiting a late baroque city palace like the Wildensteinerhof from 1777, the new apartments on Gempenstrasse in Birsfelden or the Helvetia Campus? The "Open House Basel - Architecture for All" association and its many helpers make these wishes possible.
OPEN HOUSE BASEL opens the doors of the most fascinating buildings in and around Basel on Saturday, May 24 and Sunday, May 25. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore architectural landmarks and hidden gems in the greater Basel area. These are otherwise only accessible to the public to a limited extent. They can talk directly to the architects or the residents and users of the buildings. An opportunity for everyone to take a look behind the façades of over 100 buildings, rediscover the city and experience the diversity of how people work and live here.
ARCHITECTURE FOR ALL
Open House Basel offers everyone the opportunity to discover and experience architecture - regardless of age, origin, education or income. Because architecture affects us all. It shapes and changes our society and has an impact on the way we live, work and move. OPEN HOUSE BASEL thus contributes to raising public awareness and promotes dialog between experts and laypeople. The visits, guided tours and supporting events are free of charge for all participants.
WHAT IS SHOWN
The focus of the program is on contemporary architecture with a considerable number of residential buildings and public buildings. OPEN HOUSE BASEL shows outstanding individual buildings such as the two high-rise buildings on the Helvetia Campus, one of which is new, the other 70 years old and recently renovated, the Obere Widen housing estate in Arlesheim, 25-year-old terraced houses in solid wood construction, an apartment built into an indoor swimming pool, the latest building project in the historic Bäumlihof estate and the wine warehouse in Lysbüchel, which has been converted into apartments.
OPEN HOUSE BASEL focuses on important urban development areas such as Lysbüchel, Westfeld, Erlenmatt and Birsstadt, which represent the latest changes to Basel's urban space. In addition, there are many award-winning residential buildings, clever conversions, hidden courtyard buildings and trouvailles to discover that exemplify the careful further development of urban space.
PLAN YOUR INDIVIDUAL TOUR
You can get an overview of the varied program via the gallery, the city map or the timetable. Click on the building image to find opening times, guided tours and additional information on the individual buildings, as well as links to Google Maps that take you directly to your destination. Registered users can mark their favorites using various filters and plan an individual tour. If you then call this up on your smartphone, it is child's play to get to your favorite places.
An overview and further information on all buildings can be found at https://openhouse-basel.org/orte/. Please note that some tours have a limited number of places and reservations are necessary.
ARCHITECTURE FOR FAMILIES
With "Open House Kids", the architectural experience also becomes an entertaining family outing: children can fill out collection cards at the buildings, develop their creativity in workshops and then take part in the prize draw. The aim is to get young participants interested in architecture in a fun way. More information: https://openhouse-basel.org/info/kids/
MEDIA SERVICE
Building photos, texts, banners and printed materials are available on our website: https://openhouse-basel.org/info/medienservice
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.