The publication documents 15 buildings realized and distributed in Western Switzerland by meier + associés architectes (maa) over the past 25 years. The Geneva-based architectural firm has a wide repertoire of buildings in the fields of residential construction, health, culture, education, and industry, as well as engineering structures and restorations in the realm of modern cultural heritage. In the best Geneva tradition, the firm adopts a conceptual approach in its projects, primarily addressing questions of landscape, program, or material. The architecture of meier + associés architectes, influenced by the legacy of rational and sober yet simultaneously generous and elegant modernism, offers surprising typological and spatial solutions. Special attention is always paid to the details of execution. The works of maa have been published and exhibited in Europe and Asia. The foreword to "meier + associés architectes" is written by the renowned architectural historian Jacques Gubler, who outlines the development as well as the specific qualities and guiding themes of the firm. With around 200 plans and images, along with detailed project texts, the book provides insight into the working methods of maa and authentically conveys the specific philosophy of the firm. The title is part of the Edition 1:1, which features multifaceted portraits of established architectural firms. Each firm is dedicated a comprehensive volume that allows for an in-depth profile. Together, the series forms a well-documented archive of contemporary architecture.