Wakker Heritage Prize
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Wakker Prize 2009: Yverdon-les-Bains, the Vaud psychiatric centre was one of the buildings singled out Keystone/Gaetan Bally Keystone -
Wakker Prize 2009: Yverdon-les-Bains, a state-of-the-art bus shelter Keystone/Gaetan Bally Keystone -
Wakker Prize 2009: Yverdon-les-Bains, the Vaud school of engineering and management Keystone/Gaetan Bally Keystone -
Wakker Prize 2009: Yverdon les Bains, the Parc des Rives Keystone/Gaetan Bally Keystone -
Wakker Prize 2008: Grenchen, view behind the football stadium stands in Brühl Keystone/Gaetan Bally Keystone -
Wakker Prize 2007: Altdorf, the Uri history museum Keystone/Gaetan Bally Keystone -
Wakker Prize 2006: Delémont, the town hall Keystone/Gaetan Bally Keystone -
Wakker Prize 2005: the Biel-Bienne railway station Photo: SBB -
Wakker Prize 2004: Biel, old town Keystone/Sandro Campardo Keystone -
Wakker Prize 2003: Sursee, where old meets new Keystone/Guido Roesli Keystone -
Wakker Prize 2002: Turgi, the rounded railway station building Keystone Keystone -
Wakker Prize 2001: Uster, the "Lot" housing development Keystone/Rolf A. Staehli Keystone -
Wakker Prize 2000: Geneva, Chemin des Lavandières Keystone/Martial Trezzini Keystone -
Wakker Prize 1999: Hauptwil-Gottshaus, textile industry cottages Keystone/Regina Kuehne Keystone -
Wakker Prize 1998: Vrin, the church's charnel house Keystone/Arno Balzarini Keystone
A look at recent winners of the prize.
This content was published on January 14, 2009 - 11:59
The Swiss Heritage Society awards the prize every year to a town or village in recognition of successful urban planning developments.
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