IRM Structural Alteration – Alternative Site

Aerial view of a neighbourhood in Basel: in the foreground, a new, three-storey, light-grey building with a flat roof and regular rows of windows; surrounding it are older residential buildings with gabled roofs, trees, courtyards and streets, with entrance areas and roofs clearly visible. Aerial view of a neighbourhood in Basel: in the foreground, a new, three-storey, light-grey building with a flat roof and regular rows of windows; surrounding it are older residential buildings with gabled roofs, trees, courtyards and streets, with entrance areas and roofs clearly visible.
Category
Public buildings
Year
2026
Type
Structural alteration
Brand
RWD Schlatter
Location
Basel, Switzerland
Architect
Hirt Brunetti AG

The Institute of Forensic Medicine (IRM) in Basel is relocating to Socinstrasse 55a–59. Buildings 55a and 57a are undergoing structural alterations, whilst the building at Socinstrasse 59 has been replaced by a new, modern laboratory building. This project will enable the IRM to provide its services in future from a central location with state-of-the-art infrastructure.

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  • Aerial view of a neighbourhood in Basel: in the foreground, a new, three-storey, light-grey building with a flat roof and regular rows of windows; surrounding it are older residential buildings with gabled roofs, trees, courtyards and streets, with entrance areas and roofs clearly visible.
    Aerial view of a neighbourhood in Basel: in the foreground, a new, three-storey, light-grey building with a flat roof and regular rows of windows; surrounding it are older residential buildings with gabled roofs, trees, courtyards and streets, with entrance areas and roofs clearly visible.

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