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Magnus Nickl

Magnus Nickl completed his studies in architecture at ETH Zurich and, during a three-year research stay in Singapore, led urban development projects in Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia. He joined Nickl & Partner Architekten AG in early 2019 and has been a member of the Supervisory Board since the beginning of 2025. In Switzerland, he serves as a member of the Board of Directors of Nickl & Partner Architekten Schweiz AG.

A key focus of his work is the development of mobile and modular healthcare facilities. Magnus Nickl is Managing Director of Pocket Hospital Switzerland AG, where he is responsible for the development of medical modules for the Worldwide Hospitals (WWH). Since 2025, he has been driving modular healthcare solutions at a global level as General Representative at WWH VAMED.

In his work for the ENAH advisory board Magnus represents the Nickl Foundation.

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