Prime Location in Meyrin

The municipality of Meyrin, strategically located and home to major industrial zones and numerous urban development projects, now hosts the multifunctional CP de la Bergère - Atrium Park complex. It benefits from excellent connectivity due to its proximity to the Zimeysa railway station and the Richemont campus. Meyrin’s prime location ensures excellent access to road, rail, and airport networks and is close to international companies.

Multifunctional Design Features

The CP de la Bergère - Atrium Park follows the curve of the northern road and southern railway line. The project creates a multifunctional volume with an atypical shape that adheres to applicable safety and comfort standards. Flexible and modular platforms within the building can support various activities. The north side features two levels of extensive glazing, adding transparency to semi-public activities, while the central atrium is crowned with a 500 square meter glass roof, creating a luminous space.

Atrium Airport Hotel Highlights

The Atrium Airport Hotel 4*, a key feature of the project, includes 163 rooms with Jura or Salève views, three restaurants, a 400-square meter reception hall, a modular 1,200-square meter conference center, and a fitness and spa area. The top floor restaurant has a terrace offering a breathtaking view of the Salève. The hotel aims to serve not only local and international companies but also regional residents and airport customers.

Complex Size and Layout

Spanning a plot size of 11,668 square meters, the complex includes a building volume of 120,427 cubic meters with a gross floor area of approximately 49,000 square meters spread over six storeys and a ground floor. Underground, three levels accommodate car parking and technical rooms. Surrounding the central hotel are three additional volumes for commercial spaces on upper floors and shops on the ground floor, named Jura, Léman, and Salève units.

Project Timeline and Impact

The construction project started in June 2017 and was completed in June 2020. It was designed by De Giuli & Portier Architectes SA Onex, highlighting its thoughtful architecture and integration with the urban landscape. The building not only supports multifunctional use but also contributes to the local economy and community by enhancing urban development.