Swiss architect Barbara Buser has spent decades proving that the greenest building is often the one already standing. When one unscrews a section of the bright red sheet metal façade from K.118, a former carpentry factory in Winterthur, Switzerland, the interior reveals something few people expect to find inside an award-winning contemporary building. Behind a gypsum fiberboard panel sit tightly compressed straw bales, packed as neatly as if the…
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