Pier 17, Really! A Swiss Project in San Francisco
The making of Switzerland at Pier 17, from the building, to the design, to the people, to the future. Switzerland at Pier 17 is an interdisciplinary hub and experimental global collaborative. The new office building is a curated space testing a fresh form of international collaboration by inspiring interaction among academics, creatives, diplomats, entrepreneurs, and innovators. The hub is anchored by four Swiss organizations: Consulate General of Switzerland, swissnex San Francisco, Swiss Business Hub, and Switzerland Tourism. Open doors, open ideas, open Switzerland. Commissioned by the Federal Office for Buildings and Logistics FBL, Bern, Switzerland Film by Marc Schwarz and Marcel Schwarz (Schwarzpictures) http://www.schwarzpictures.com/

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