Silvia Gmür
*17. 11. 1939 – Zurich, Switzerland
†24. 1. 2022 – Riehen, Switzerland
Biography
1959-64 - studied architecture at ETH Zurich, where she graduated under Werner M. Moser. Subsequently, she gained work experience from 1963-70 with Ernst Gisela (Zurich), in Paris, London, and New York (Mitchell/Giurgola Architects)
1972 - opened her own office in Basel
1979-82 - was an assistant professor to Dolf Schnebli at ETH Zurich
1983-85 - served as a visiting lecturer at ETH Zurich
since 1984 - a member of BSA (Association of Swiss Architects) and SIA (Swiss Society of Engineers and Architects)
1995-2001 - collaborated with architect Livio Vacchini
2005-18 - collaborated with her son Reto Gmür
2011 - received the Prix Meret Oppenheim
1959-64 - studied architecture at ETH Zurich, where she graduated under Werner M. Moser. Subsequently, she gained work experience from 1963-70 with Ernst Gisela (Zurich), in Paris, London, and New York (Mitchell/Giurgola Architects)
1972 - opened her own office in Basel
1979-82 - was an assistant professor to Dolf Schnebli at ETH Zurich
1983-85 - served as a visiting lecturer at ETH Zurich
since 1984 - a member of BSA (Association of Swiss Architects) and SIA (Swiss Society of Engineers and Architects)
1995-2001 - collaborated with architect Livio Vacchini
2005-18 - collaborated with her son Reto Gmür
2011 - received the Prix Meret Oppenheim
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Realizations and projects
Other buildings
Residential block Im Kannenfeld, Basel, 1994-97
One-room house, Basel, 1992
Residential building in the park, Riehen, 1990-92
Engelhof, Nadelberg 4, Basel, 1988-90
Extension of family house, Riehen, 1988
Residential block Im Kannenfeld, Basel, 1994-97
One-room house, Basel, 1992
Residential building in the park, Riehen, 1990-92
Engelhof, Nadelberg 4, Basel, 1988-90
Extension of family house, Riehen, 1988
