mühlemann + partner are hanspeter mühlemann, his son mathias mühlemann, and a team of co-workers (architects, it-specialists, 3d-specialists and administration staff) in switzerland.
mathias mühlemann
has been on the team since 1989. after training, he spent time overseas working for various architecture firms in great britain, belgium and france. he then returned to switzerland for advanced training at the eth in zürich. over the years, he gained lots of experience designing industrial complexes and administration buildings, shopping centers and hotel complexes. with his father, he also achieved notable success in several international contests. last but not least, he has lately also been able to establish a good reputation designing furniture and lighting installations.
he developed and perfected within the complete approach of mühlemann + partner the outstanding cost and date management which enabled the unusual results in the last 10 years: there was no missed deadline and the maximum cost exceedance from the first feasibility study to the final settlement had been 1,6% only.
mathias mühlemann can speak german, french and english and he is registered in the list a of swiss architects as well as in the "ordre des achritectes français".
hanspeter mühlemann
has been working with great passion as an architect since 1954. between 1959 and 1964 he attracted a lot of attention as an co-worker of an architecture firm in southern france while working on a housing development on the côte d’azur. by applying methods widely used in “earth architecture” he merged the hundreds of housing units perfectly without causing any visible changes to the landscape. it was also during this time that he designed entire holiday colonies in iran, sardinia and france, complete with the necessary infrastructure such as ports and airports. in 1984 he founded his own architectural practice which was expanded in 1989 in collaboration with his son to become mühlemann + partner architects and planners gmbh.
hanspeter mühlemann is fluent speaking in german and french.