Nandita Boger is a Swiss architect based in Vinelz, where she founded NAN Architektur GmbH in 2016. She worked as an architect in Berlin and gained experience as a project manager in the office of Herzog & de Meuron. Boger studied architecture at ETH Zurich and taught design theory at Bern University of Applied Sciences from 2003 to 2014.
„Die Schönheit ist eine Übereinstimmung und ein Zusammenklang der Teile zu einem Ganzen, wie es das Ebenmass, das oberste Naturgesetzt, fordert.“
Leon Battista Alberti (1485), Architekt
2025 Vinelz, House on the Lake II
2020 Bellmund, single-family house
2016 Bettmeralp, Roof extension
2013 Taichung, headquarters of DTSwiss
2021 Siselen, apartment building with Meyer Architekten AG
2020 Müntschemier, building application for single-family home
2020 Othmarsingen, preliminary project apartment building
2020 Portalban, project for single-family homes
2019 Vinelz, Construction Management House on the Lake I
2018 Büren a. A., Construction management for single-family home
NAN ARCHITEKTUR GMBH was founded by Nandita Boger with the aim of offering high-quality architectural services in the Seeland and beyond.
Primary areas of activity
Conversions : analyzes, concepts, contact with authorities, sustainability
New buildings : usage studies, approval procedures, site management
Competitions : working in partnerships, study assignments

Spannende Räume und Materialien sind meine Leidenschaft


Spannende Räume und Materialien sind meine Leidenschaft
Nandita Boger MSc in Architecture ETH / SIA
Born in Bombay, India
Childhood in Switzerland, cantonal school and Matura in Solothurn
1987 - 1993 studied architecture with a diploma at the ETH in Zurich
1993 - 1997 works as an architect in Berlin
1998 - 2000 project leader and architect at Herzog & de Meuron in Basel
2003 - 2014 Research and teaching at the Bern University of Applied Sciences BFH, Burgdorf
2001 - 2016 collaboration with Sollberger Bögli Architects, Biel
2016 Foundation of NAN Architektur GmbH, Vinelz BE





Berner Ründi, Fachwerkmauern und seitliche Lauben kennzeichnen das Berner Bauernhaus.



Berner Ründi, Fachwerkmauern und seitliche Lauben kennzeichnen das Berner Bauernhaus.