Tag: Gebäudekomplex

  • New catering project in Baden’s city centre on 1000 square metres

    New catering project in Baden’s city centre on 1000 square metres

    The catering and hotel company SV Group is setting up a restaurant with 300 seats and a terrace covering 1000 square metres at Konnex Baden. According to a press release, SV, headquartered in Dübendorf, will also be responsible for catering for guests in the conferencing area. The SV Group employs around 4800 people in Switzerland and will offer a catering service for the conference and meeting areas as well as event catering.

    According to the landlord’s press release, this means that the so-called city-within-a-city concept of Konnex Baden is increasingly taking shape. SPGI Zurich AG is responsible for the marketing and letting of Konnex Baden. Around 35,000 square metres of commercial space will be available following the total refurbishment.

    The city-within-a-city concept includes a range of services and amenities, including restaurants, shops for everyday needs, fitness, childcare and co-working. The Konnex building is located in the city centre, just a five-minute walk from Baden railway station and 20 minutes from Zurich.

    SPGI Zurich AG, based in Zollikon, is a subsidiary of the Intercity Group, an independent property services provider with group companies in Zurich, Lucerne, Bern, Basel, St. Gallen, Olten SO and Zug. Since 1993, the company has been an alliance partner of Cushman & Wakefield, a leading global provider of property services with headquarters in Chicago and 53,000 employees in 60 countries.

  • New innovative business park in Altstetten

    New innovative business park in Altstetten

    Glass, metal and exposed concrete – the new commercial property Manufakt 8048 was created as a minimalist blank and at the same time a prototype for sustainable service and production facilities.

    With the concept and the brand "Manufakt", the real estate developer Steiner AG wants to offer more utility with less resource consumption. Manufactory 8048 has various “shared spaces” – common areas such as reception areas, meeting rooms or meeting areas. This reduces the direct room costs and the operating costs for additional areas. This should also attract young companies.

    The office building manages without load-bearing walls and thus offers a flexible spatial grid. In addition, Steiner AG has designed "room boxes" for individual workstations, which can be put together in modules if required.
    The new tenants in Altstetten are currently in the process of individually designing their floor plans as part of the tenant fit-out and converting the up to 4.5 m high rooms into production and office areas, laboratories and showrooms.

    The design of the building in Altstetten was developed and planned by Theo Hotz Partner Architekten. Although Theo Hotz (1928-2018) was considered one of the best-known high-tech architects in Switzerland during his lifetime, the Manufactory 8048 was designed as a "low-tech" building: the building technology and the standard of construction are minimal, the structural details are simple. The clear design language of the building results from a simple cubic outline with six floors. These can be recognized from the outside by continuous glazed ribbon windows and horizontal aluminum parapets. In the building, industrial
    tial materials such as steel, exposed concrete and seamless industrial floors together with exposed installations.

    In the center of the building is an airy atrium, which serves as an open inner courtyard for access and becomes an attraction, meeting point and relaxation area. The liveliness in the inner courtyard is supported by greenery, which is intended to contribute to a positive climate. Lifts and cantilevered arcades lead from the inner courtyard to the floors.

    In Wädenswil and Winterthur, two more industrial parks will be built in the coming years based on the Manufakt concept. An important element is the networking of the various tenants across the locations.