Fritz Haller
Fritz Haller (1924-2012) was one of the most influential Swiss architects of the second half of the 20th century. He was a member of the Solothurn School group of architects and was an architectural theorist as well as a designer of buildings. He became well-known for his three construction systems "MINI" private housing and offices, "MIDI" larger buildings and "MAXI" industrial buildings. These three systems used steel modules of various sizes to enable a building's surface area to be increased or decreased depending on its requirements. This system of industrialized architecture that Haller perfected in the early 1960s was part of a trend for inexpensive buildings that could be easily dismantled. This is the principle of modularity.
Fritz Haller
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