Following the success of the Hansjörg Göritz Architekturstudio in an international European competition in 2000 and after seven years of planning and implementation, the National Parliament in Vaduz, tiny Lichtenstein, is now completed.

Today the built exterior and interior spaces manifest not only his interpretation of democratic separation of powers within the Alamannic cultural region of the Alps’ Rhine River valley. They also stand for a conscious understanding of an architecture of urban contiguity, whereby the original masterplan of Luigi Snozzi has been newly reinterpreted.

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