
All this text might run together so You might have to match the text up with the pic Another thing the swiss do is take advantage of their roofs. They either make them really steep and cool, or make them so you can walk on at least part of it. They also usually have trees and other shrubberies on them.

The curved wood beams in this pic are engineered curved glu-laminated beams. Other wise known as curved glu-lams. These are certainly the biggest ones I've ever seen. They are at the Bern Train station.

I've been dying to just walk around some of the neighborhoods down by Lake Geneva and look at some of the architecture, and note the things that the swiss do differently. A lot of it is what the rest of the world does also like the use of concrete. EVERYTHING is made of concrete over here. We shot this house because it had nice symetry and use of color.
This is also a prime example of a super functional thing the swiss do. Rather than plan a side door into the garage they put it right into the door. Plus it's a good use of color. Why don't we have yellow doors?
These people have there patio ontop of there garage. Good idea.
The red siding on this building are actually terra cotta things. so cool and good looking!
This is so you could get a better context of the building.Coming soon! The biggest Curved GLU LAMS youve ever seen! AHHHH!











