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Wood pavilion for Innovation Park Zurich

Dübendorf, CH

View of the completed construction of Switzerland Innovation Park with green hedging.

Information pavilion with magnetic effect for Switzerland Innovation Park Zurich

Situated on the former airfield in Dübendorf, Switzerland Innovation Park Zurich has a vision to bring together the knowledge and ideas from universities with the private sector and develop innovations for the world of tomorrow. The pavilion is designed as open street furniture and offers a high quality visitor experience. Meetings and discussion are central to the concept.

Blumer-Lehmann AG was involved with the project as the timber construction planner, manufacturer, full-service general contractor and lessor. The room modules were prefabricated in our factory and combined with the primary and secondary supporting structure on site. Free-form, sustainable, modular timber construction creates an inspiring environment and provides space for ideas and innovative solutions.

Portrait Migga Hug Head of GC Services Blumer Lehmann

Migga Hug

Head of GC & TC Services | Architectural planning | Switzerland
Member of the Division Management

+41 71 388 58 23
migga.hug@blumer-lehmann.com
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Project details

Client:
Stiftung Switzerland Innovation Park Zurich
Architecture:
FAT Architects
Project type:
Temporary buildings, Education and research, Art and culture
Construction type:
Free Form, Wood element construction, Modular construction
Services:
JC
Construction:
2017
Locality:
Dübendorf
Country:
Switzerland

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Aerial photograph of the Switzerland Innovation Park Zurich from the rear. Widening steps lead to the roof terrace with a lounge offering sweeping views of the area.

Lighthouse project for the Innovation Park

Photograph of the entrance area to Switzerland Innovation Park Zurich in tall, narrow form in fine weather

Entrance area in the free-form shell

Room-sized timber modules define spatial units in a timber hall.

Modules for offices and meeting rooms

Detailed view of the roof structure covered with glass panes to allow large amounts of light into the building

Support structure envelops the modules