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Whether you represent an architecture firm seeking workspace intelligence, an institution requiring exhibition infrastructure, or an organization exploring spatial strategy - Unit welcomes inquiries.

Complete the form below or reach out directly via email or telephone. Our team typically responds within 24 hours.

Project Inquiry

Provide preliminary details about your project, timeline, and requirements. We'll follow up to schedule an in-depth consultation.

Direct Contact

Prefer to write or call? Both reach the studio in Basel between 08:00 and 18:00 CET.

General Enquiries

Email: hello@unit.design

Phone: +41 61 205 14 80

Project Consultation

Email: projects@unit.design

Phone: +41 61 205 14 81

Studio

Elsaesserstrasse 42, 4056 Basel, Switzerland. Visits by appointment.

Contact FAQs

Provide as much context as possible: organization type, approximate space dimensions, number of users, timeline, budget range (if known), and any specific functional or aesthetic requirements. The more detail you share, the more precisely we can address your needs in our response.

No. Initial consultations are complimentary, whether conducted remotely or at our Basel studio. This allows both parties to assess project fit and establish working parameters before formal engagement.

Yes, studio visits are welcome by appointment. Visitors can view system samples, see manufacturing processes, and discuss projects in person with the Unit team. Contact us to schedule.

Selected Collaborators

Architecture practices, institutions and studios we have built systems with.

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"Every project begins with conversation. Understanding context, constraints, and aspirations allows Unit to design systems that truly serve their environments."

Lena Brunner
Design DirectorUnit

Prefer Social or Informal Contact?

Connect with Unit on LinkedIn for updates on projects, research publications, and design insights. Or follow our work on Instagram for visual documentation of systems and installations.

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