Daniel Hunziker

Daniel Hunziker (* 14 February 1973 in Rüti, Zurich) is a Swiss designer and engineer. He lives and works in the cities of Zurich and Rome.

The designer sees himself as a storyteller in three-dimensional space. Hunziker loves to sequence his client’s DNA, learn everything about it, and use that knowledge to create made-to-measure products.

Since 2003, Daniel Hunziker has designed, inter alia, identity-enhancing products for the cities of Zurich and Bern, for two-star Michelin chef Tobias Funke, for the Fondation Beyeler and the traditional Swiss furniture manufacturer Horgenglarus.

Akira (roof system), Toya (bench) and Kondo (waste bin) for Velopa AG, 2020/2021/2022

Züri-Kübel (standard waste bin) for the city of Zurich, 2019

Neue Berner Bank (standard bench) for the city of Bern, 2018

BS-Collection (furniture collection) for the Hotel Beau Séjour Luzern, 2018

Zürich-Bord (kerbstone) for the city of Zurich, 2015

ess.tee.tisch t-6500 (re-design of Jürg Ballys «S.T.-Tisch») for Horgenglarus, 2014

Vivax Collection for Burri public elements, 2013

Gallery Tray (serving tray) for zak!designs, 2010

Scenography for various exhibitions, including «Ein Knacks im Leben» at the Vögele Kultur Zentrum in Schwyz as well as exhibition architecture for artist Nina Staehli

2009: MAS Spatial Design, Zurich University of the Arts

2000: Master of Engineering, ETH Zurich

Rudolf Steiner Schule, Wetzikon Zurich