Architekturbüro - Studio an GmbH

Sustainable architecture in Zurich: Studio an designs residential and school buildings with a focus on design, the environment, and research.

Studio an was founded in 2024 by architects Christoph Danuser and Kelly Man as a joint architectural firm based in Zurich. Since then, the young, innovative team at Studio an has been planning and implementing a wide range of architectural projects in Switzerland and internationally. The focus is on sustainable architecture, particularly in the areas of residential buildings, school buildings, and public buildings.

With a holistic approach, Studio an combines creative design, ecological responsibility, and functional spatial concepts. The firm covers the entire spectrum of modern architecture—from urban planning, project development, and construction management to detailed interior design and 3D visualization. Studio an accompanies clients from the initial idea to realization with high quality standards, precision, and commitment.

A particular focus is on research and teaching in the field of sustainable construction. The founders bring academic expertise to their design processes and address current issues relating to climate-friendly construction, material innovation, and social housing. The architectural firm pursues the goal of creating sustainable living spaces – resource-efficient, socially responsible, and aesthetically sophisticated.

Studio an is active in the heart of Zurich, with projects in districts 4 and 5 as well as in other parts of the city and other cantons. The firm supports private and public clients as a competent partner for new buildings, conversions, renovations, and refurbishments.

Services at a glance:

• Architectural planning & design

• Sustainable residential buildings & school projects

• Interior design & spatial concepts

• Construction management & site supervision

• Competition projects

• Consulting on building law and building applications

• Research & teaching in the field of sustainable architecture