The architectural practice Jäger Charpié was founded in Lucerne by Jonas Jäger and Yannick Charpié in 2020. The starting point for all their projects is the existing context: spatial, landscape and social structures are carefully analysed, recorded and further developed. This is exemplified by the Littau Village School building (completed in 2026), where the existing layout was extended. The precisely positioned new buildings developed into a clearly structured overall composition on the school grounds and park-like open space. Jäger Charpié impress with precise urban-planning interventions, a sensitive approach to the existing fabric and landscape, as well as deliberately crafted atmospheres. They view architecture as part of a larger spatial fabric in which collective qualities and public space take centre stage.Text in English and German.
