Max Ernst Haefeli

His graduation project was a design for the Enge station in Zurich, developed along with fellow students Flora Crawford and Rudolf Steiger.

[1] In 1928, Haefeli and 28 prominent European architects of the time formed the Congrès Internationaux d'Architecture Moderne (CIAM) in La Sarraz, Switzerland.

The co-founders included Le Corbusier, Sigfried Giedion, Hendrik Berlage, Karl Moser, and his future business partner Werner M.

[1][2][4] From 1938 – 1939, Haefeli, Werner Moser, and garden architect Gustav Ammann designed the Allenmoos open-air swimming pool in Zurich (dubbed Parkbad).

[4] He contributed numerous furniture pieces to Wohnbedarf AG, a showroom run by Werner Moser, Rudolf Graber, and Sigfried Giedion from 1931 onwards.

Max Ersnt Haefeli and Max Haefeli Sr. (c. 1930).
Max Ernst Haefeli, Rudolf Steiger, and Werner M. Moser at the construction of the Kongresshaus Zurich (1939).
Foyer of the Kongresshaus Zurich. Detailing and furniture by Haefeli (1939).