Energi-effektiv moderne campus

Haus Adeline Favre, located in Winterthur, Switzerland, is a modern campus building developed by Siska Heuberger Holding AG and constructed by Implenia Schweiz AG. The project started in December 2016 and was completed in June 2020. The building spans a total area of approximately 25,500 m2 with a rental area of around 19,200 m2. It adheres to the SIA Energy Efficiency Path 2040 guidelines and the Swiss Minergie standard, ensuring energy efficiency and sustainability.

Historisk design og samarbeid

Pool Architekten from Zurich designed the building to preserve its industrial character, including the craneway. The façade is crafted from brick, and new windows harmonize with the adjacent former foundry buildings, creating a cohesive visual aesthetic. Specialists from various Implenia units, including turnkey contractors, builders, civil engineers, and engineers, collaborated to deliver comprehensive solutions for the client.

Byggeutfordringer overvunnet

The project encountered several challenges related to building statics, exposed concrete, exterior and interior brickwork, building services installations, construction logistics, and acoustics. Despite these obstacles, the construction was successfully completed, and the building is heated entirely by district heating, aligning with the SIA Energy Efficiency Path 2040 guidelines.

Nøkkelspillere og budsjett

Key players in the project include Siska Heuberger Holding Immobilien AG as the building owner, ProjektBeweger GmbH as the owner's representative, Pool Architekten as the architects, and Implenia Schweiz AG's Division of Buildings Modernisation for construction management and building services. The overall construction volume was valued at 69 million CHF, with costs converted into several currencies based on average yearly exchange rates during the project’s realization.