Peter Märkli has undoubtedly been one of the most prominent Swiss-German architects since the early 1980s. However, his memorable buildings are not easily categorized within the framework of this architectural movement. Each structure is an intensely crafted individual that follows an ongoing quest for meaning. They consistently establish unique and compelling connections between the history of architecture and the impetus of timeless relevance. This volume presents 17 buildings from the last 15 years in detail, accompanied by texts, plans, and illustrations. The remarkable presentation of his work is complemented by enlightening essays from Florian Beigel and Philip Christou, Franz Wanner, and Ellis Woodman. An engaging interview with Peter Märkli conducted by Elena Markus, along with individual statements from the architect, rounds off this impressive collection. Includes a supplement of the essays in German.