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content: add portfolio info.md text; refresh museo/dojo/textilsteinwerk texts and add three new projects from portfolio-2026

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new: hotel national (MA studio, 2026), translation (MA collage collab. with Tim Schwander + Jérôme Arnold, 2026), utopie der koexistenz (BA thesis, Kantonsspital Baden, 2025) — text sourced from portfolio-2026.typ, translated EN<->DE, images pulled from the higher-res portfolio-export folder and converted to webp.
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title: "utopie der koexistenz"
slug: "utopie-der-koexistenz"
date: 2025-06-01
thumbnail: "/img/utopie-der-koexistenz/courtyard-render.webp"
studies: "/studies/hslu/ba/semester_06"
schools: ["hslu"]
degrees: ["ba"]
semesters: ["semester_06"]
images:
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- { src: "/img/utopie-der-koexistenz/courtyard-facade-model.webp", name: "courtyard-facade-model.webp" }
- { src: "/img/utopie-der-koexistenz/context-collage.webp", name: "context-collage.webp" }
- { src: "/img/utopie-der-koexistenz/facade-detail-model.webp", name: "facade-detail-model.webp" }
- { src: "/img/utopie-der-koexistenz/courtyard-overview-render.webp", name: "courtyard-overview-render.webp" }
- { src: "/img/utopie-der-koexistenz/site-plan-ground-floor.webp", name: "site-plan-ground-floor.webp" }
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against the backdrop of the functional crisis affecting many hospitals built in the 1960s and 70s, this bachelor thesis pursues a development of the existing kantonsspital baden rather than a radical demolition. the originally planned complete new build is called into question — in favour of a strategy that does not smooth over ruptures, transitions, and frictions, but makes them productive.
new volumes enter into dialogue with the existing structure: deliberately heterogeneous in scale, attitude, and typology. taller bodies, smaller additions, and connecting in-between spaces all find their place within an ensemble that does not deny difference but understands it as a quality.
what emerges is a spatial collage that does not aim for formal unity but for a many-voiced density. the site becomes an open system in which history remains visible and continues to be written.