Miroslav Sik coined the term Analogue Architecture, an approach oriented towards the existing environment, its atmosphere, and construction tradition, which has made him an unmistakable protagonist in Switzerland and Europe. This monograph compiles Sik's existing buildings and works from 1988 onwards, showcasing his dedicated, anti-modernist orientation pursued both as a teacher at ETH Zürich and in his architectural practice. The book demonstrates how Sik uncovers and makes tangible the intrinsic dignity and noble potential in even the simplest construction tasks, pursuing a pugnacious architectural stance that is anything but modern.

The book is presented as a comprehensive monograph detailing Miroslav Sik's architectural output and his influential concept of 'Analogue Architecture'. It highlights his distinct anti-modernist approach and its consistent application across his teaching and practice. The compilation aims to showcase the inherent dignity and potential within his designs. The dual-language format suggests an intention to reach a broad international audience interested in architectural theory and practice.