Peter Märkli, La Congiunta, 1992

Tuesday wanderlust courtesy of La Congiunta, “a gnomic assemblage of geometric forms, somewhere between a brutalist church and an Adolf Loos mausoleum… set in the rustic, vineyard-dappled valleys of Ticino, southern Switzerland”, as Joe Lloyd writes for Elephant

. The structure was designed in 1992 by the Swiss architect Peter Märkli

, and remains his most famous work. To go inside, you must first acquire a key from a local osteria in the adjacent village of Giornico—a worthwhile endeavour because La Congiunta houses several striking works by the late Zürich-based sculptor Hans Josephsohn. Read Lloyd’s full feature on the site and its artworks here

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