1. Andreas Fuhrimann Gabrielle Hächler Architects_Biographies Gabrielle Hächler born 1958. Art history studies at Zurich University, architectural studies at the Federal Technical Polytechnic (ETH) Zurich. http://www.afgh.ch/eeBiografien.htm

born 1958. Art history studies at Zurich University, architectural studies at the Federal Technical Polytechnic (ETH) Zurich. 1988 degree at the ETH Zurich under Prof. Mario Campi. 4 years assistant lecturership in the Department of Constructionat the ETH Zurich. As of 1988 own architectural office. Temporary co-operation with other architects and artists. Since 1995 co-operation with Andreas Fuhrimann. 2005 admitted to the Association of Swiss Architects (BSA). Parents' house Andreas Fuhrimann born 1956. Physics studies (4 semesters) and architectural studies at the ETH Zurich, 1985 architectural degree at the ETH Zurich under Prof. Dolf Schnebli. 1 year design and planning architect in the architectural office Marbach + Rüegg. As of 1987 co-operation with Christian Karrer. 1988 lecturer at the School of Design and Crafts in "interior architecture". As of 1995 co-operation with Gabrielle Hächler. 2005 admitted to the Association of Swiss Architects (BSA). Parents' house : Ulrich u Verena Fuhrimann Andreas

2. Architects' Biographies | Country House Architecture | Houses For Sale, Properti Willoughby Gerrish, Florence HeatonRenshaw and Thomas Ravenscroft take us on a biographical tour of some of the most well-known architects this country has http://www.countrylife.co.uk/culture/architecture/article/108343/Architects_Biog

Home Property Search News Countryside ... Country House Architecture Willoughby Gerrish, Florence Heaton-Renshaw and Thomas Ravenscroft take us on a biographical tour of some of the most well-known architects this country has ever seen. Monday, 04 December 2006 Willoughby Gerrish, Florence Heaton-Renshaw and Thomas Ravenscroft Inigo Jones (1573-1652) It was Jones who was the first architect to travel to Italy in 1603, and again in 1613 as assistant to the 14th Earl of Arundel. The wealth of knowledge that was transcribed into his sketchbooks, and the purchasing of original Palladio drawings gave Inigo Jones a distinct and very unfair advantage over any of his contemporaries. Stoke Park. Image: Country Life Picture Library/Paul Barker www.nmm.ac.uk or ring on: 020 8858 4422. The Banqueting House is also open all year. Further details can be found at www.banqueting-house.org.uk or on: 0870 751 5178 Stoke Park Pavilions is open for the month of August, other times are by appointment only. For details ring on: 01604 862 172. Recent literature on the subject includes: Inigo Jones and the Classical Tradition by Christy Anderson.

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