Hermann Baur

1894–1980 (age 86)

Biography

Hermann Baur shaped Swiss architecture with a serene and timeless hand, blending modern ideals with an appreciation for local tradition. His buildings, studies, and writings reveal a deep regard for proportion, light, and the human experience of space.

His influence endures in the structures he touched and in the thoughtful discourse he fostered, now commemorated at Wolfgottesacker.

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