Estúdio kmmk

06/05/2026

We are thrilled to announce Winkelhaus, has been selected by the Built Environment Channel and it goes live for a national broadcast across Australia 🇦🇺 Starting today, May 6th through May 8th, our project will be featured across a network of over 180 screens in architecture and design studios down under. It is an honor to see our work shared with the Australian architecture community and featured on DesignAtlas. A huge thank you to Sam Matheson and the team at Built Environment Channel for the curation!
https://www.becnetwork.com.au/

08/04/2026

From Handmade Clay to Robotic Print
This is the final geometry of our latest project in Switzerland. What began as a handcrafted clay model will be cast in concrete using a robotically fabricated 3D-printed formwork. Through 3D scanning of the original piece, and in collaboration with the incredible team at SAEKI Robotics, this element is now being produced using advanced digital construction methods—specifically the Hollow-Core 3D Printing (HC3DP) technology developed at DBT ETH Zurich.
Full case study, photos, and process details coming soon.
https://lnkd.in/ebs8A9Ky

07/04/2026

From sketch to render to built reality. The reflection was always a core pillar of our concept for Winkelhaus. With the pool finally completed and the light hitting just right, the project reveals itself exactly as we first imagined it.

architecture by Estúdio kmmk
rendering by Angela Kurmann
photo by Frederico Martins Montanha

07/04/2026

our team had the pleasure of visiting the newly completed Geburtshaus in Winterthur few days ago. The restoration of the historic villa, combined with the new addition, creates an impressive and meaningful architectural dialogue. This facility is a remarkable asset to the city. Congratulations to & Lüscher Architekten for their vision and many thanks for the insightful tour. It was a special moment for us, as Angela Kurmann was part of L-L Team when we started our journey with Estúdio kmmk.
https://www.l-l.ch/projekte/parkgebaude

17/03/2026

Swimming pool installation in progress at Winkelhaus
Concrete, water, and stone coming together.
Architecture:
Bauleitung:
Swimming pool:
Natural stone:
HLS installation:

28/02/2026

studies for a single-family home in the Swiss Alpine region
www.estudiokmmk.com

switzerland

25/02/2026

We are truly honoured by this publication on Designarcus. The text and the curatorial work with the photographs—by and —are beautifully done.

20/02/2026

Winkelhaus has also been featured on Archello! Many thanks to the editorial team for their interest and for sharing our work.

Winkelhaus is the inaugural project of estudio kmmk in Switzerland. The single-family home was shaped by its stunning natural surroundings and by the family’s vision of having something specific to their needs. The house forms a harmonious relationship with the adjacent forest and expansive vall....

20/02/2026

We are absolutely thrilled that Winkelhaus has been published on ArchDaily. Being part of their global library is a huge honor for our small studio. We have long looked to ArchDaily for inspiration, so contributing our own work to this incredible community feels truly special.

Completed in 2026 in Winkel, Switzerland. Images by Archibatch, Frederico Montanha. A House shaped and powered by nature - Winkelhaus is the inaugural project of estudio kmmk in Switzerland. The single-family home was shaped by its...

18/02/2026

This selection of photographs, taken over several occasions during estudio kmmk office trips, depicts some of Le Corbusier’s most iconic buildings across three continents—Europe, America, and Asia—captured in countries as diverse and complementary as Switzerland, France, the United States, and India. This curatorial photographic work was inspired by the exhibition Vers Une Architecture, which focused on the book and work of Le Corbusier and was presented at his last built project in Switzerland. The exhibition, organized by the GTA Archive of the Department of Architecture (D-ARCH) at ETH Zürich in collaboration with the Museum für Gestaltung, examined how approaches to teaching the legacy of Charles-Édouard Jeanneret at ETH Zürich have evolved over the past 30 years.

This selection of photographs, taken over several occasions during estudio kmmk office trips, depicts some of Le Corbusier’s most iconic buildings across three continents—Europe, America, and Asia—captured in countries as diverse and complementary as Switzerland, France, the United States, and...