Zürich is preserved as a place where Seth / Ezra Dager’s interests in architecture, design, and urban planning converged within a single city.

Although visited only once, the city revealed a built environment where historic streets, modern architecture, public institutions, and everyday life existed in careful balance.

The archive documents observations made across museums, public spaces, neighborhoods, and architectural landmarks, preserving a place where design was encountered as part of ordinary life rather than as isolated objects.

Together, these photographs preserve Zürich as a city whose restraint, material quality, and urban coherence made a lasting impression despite a single visit.