Rotsee Tower is a minimalist house located in Lucerne, Switzerland, designed by Andreas Fuhrimann. This home is a three-story prefabricated residence that sits atop a concrete foundation slightly above water level; this reflects the hybrid-like character of the building, namely the use for housing during functional sports competitions in the summer, but also how it is a sculptural piece being reflected in the water the remainder of the time. Similar to a classical "drop sculpture" it changes its appearance depending on viewing angle and thus integrates with the natural landscape, which also changes continuously during the course of the year. (10)

Rotsee Tower is a minimalist house located in Lucerne, Switzerland, designed by Andreas Fuhrimann. This home is a three-story prefabricated residence that sits atop a concrete foundation slightly above water level; this reflects the hybrid-like character of the building, namely the use for housing during functional sports competitions in the summer, but also how it is a sculptural piece being reflected in the water the remainder of the time. Similar to a classical “drop sculpture” it changes its appearance depending on viewing angle and thus integrates with the natural landscape, which also changes continuously during the course of the year.