David Chipperfield’s new building for the Kunsthaus Zurich now stands in all its splendour on Zurich’s Heimplatz, opposite the old museum building of 1910 designed by Karl Moser. Its opening to the public in October 2021 will make the Kunsthaus Zurich Switzerland’s largest art museum. Following the two previous volumes on Kunsthaus Zurich’s architectural history and the design for turning it into an art museum for the twenty-first century, this book documents the genesis of David Chipperfield’s extension from proposal through political debates about the entire project to completed structure. It features a foreword by David Chipperfield and an essay by Christoph Felger, executive architect for the project at David Chipperfield Architects Berlin, that discusses the design concept, the promise made with it, and its fulfilment. A conversation between Christoph Felger, the director of the City of Zurich’s Building Surveyor’s Office Wiebke Roesler, and Kunsthaus Zurich’s director Christoph Becker, and architecture critic Sabine von Fischer, as well as numerous illustrations and plans sound out this new volume. Text in French. AUTHOR: Kunsthaus Zurich is one of Europe’s leading art museums and Switzerland’s largest art institution. Its permanent collection comprises masterpieces ranging from medieval to contemporary art, with a focus on French impressionism, post-impressionism, and classical modernism. SELLING POINTS: . Traces the genesis of David Chipperfield’s extension for the Kunsthaus Zurich . Published to coincide with the opening of the extension in October 2021 . Completes the three-part series on the Kunsthaus Zurich’s architectural history 60 colour, 20 b/w illustrations