Haus Konstruktiv, founded in 1986, is 'the' place for conceptual and constructive art. Apart from hosting exhibitions year-round, it also holds music events, fashion shows, symposiums, lectures, etc. Visitors can buy creations from artistes, such as Marcia Hafif, Gottfried Honegger, Nelly Rudin and the like; members receive discounts on their purchases.

Named after the renowned architect Charles-Edouard Jeanneret, aka Le Corbusier, the constructive marvel- Centre Le Corbusier, was his last creation before his death. The historical monument in Zürichhorn Park emphasizes on glass and steel. The building is a work of art and reflects Jeanneret's signature style- modernism. Check the website for seasonal timings.

Originally established in 1878, the Museum of Design in Zürich was evolved from the city's pre-existing Museum of Arts and Crafts, which was founded in 1875. A magnificent celebration of architecture, industrial design, visual communication, and craft, the museum is a repository of over 500,000 objects which attest to the very genesis of design. An integral part of the Zurich University of Design, the museum plays host to an array of insightful tours and exhibitions which revolve around the greater, as well as the intricate nuances of design and visual art. The Museum of Design hosts five to seven exhibitions throughout the year, as well as several smaller lobby-exhibitions, which are both, diverse and inclusive in terms of color, concept and methodology. Although the museum's graphics collection has been around since its conception, the poster collection comprises the most pieces, numbering well over 300,000. Focusing extensively on the four prime disciplines of design, posters, graphics and applied art, the museum has come to be much revered, both locally and globally.