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Living and working in the new timber Baggenstos building

Wallisellen, CH

Exterior view of the new "Baggiwood" office and residential building

Sustainable ‘Baggiwood’ office and residential building

The Baggenstos company is replacing its former industrial building with a new structure. CH Architekten AG designed the innovative building and Blumer Lehmann is creating it as a timber structure.

In the heart of Wallisellen, ‘Baggiwood’ offers attractive living and commercial space over four floors. The ground floor of the eco-friendly commercial building is home to a generously proportioned commercial space for a range of uses including, for example, office space for hire.

The first, second and third floors are for sustainable living. The three storeys have been designed with 24 apartments with either 2.5 or 3.5 rooms and a living space of 50 m2 to almost 78 m2. The ceilings in the apartments have been designed with exposed spruce wood. The floors of the pergola, arcade and entrance area are made with larch-wood decking.

The residents can obtain electricity from the photovoltaic system on their own roof, at attractive rates, while an ice-storage heat pump regulates the interior temperature all year round.

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Richard Jussel

Project Development | Sales – Industrial Buildings | Timber and Modular Construction | Switzerland

+41 71 388 58 61
richard.jussel@blumer-lehmann.com
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Project details

Client:
A. Baggenstos & Co. AG
Architecture:
CH Architekten AG
Project type:
Office and administration, Residential construction apartement building
Construction type:
Wood element construction
Services:
Timber construction
Own products:
Fassaden
Locality:
Wallisellen
Country:
Switzerland

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View of the new offices in Baggiwood

The generous layout of the commercial space on the ground floor allows for flexible use and adaptation to different requirements.

Exterior view of the new "Baggiwood" office and residential building in Wallisellen

The upper three floors offer sustainable living space with a total of 24 flats, which have 2.5 or 3.5 rooms and living areas ranging from 50 to almost 78 m2.

View into one of the new flats in "Baggiwood"

With a total of 24 flats on the upper floors, "Baggiwood" offers diverse and sustainable living space.

Interior view of the new Baggiwood office and residential building

The choice of Swiss wood for the construction not only supports the local economy, but also emphasises the commitment to environmental protection and sustainability.

Close-up of the balconies of the new "Baggiwood" building

A. Baggenstos AG is replacing its previous industrial building with the innovative "Baggiwood" building, designed by CH Architekten AG and realised as a timber element construction.

View into the corridor of the new "Baggiwood" building in Wallisellen

"Baggiwood" represents a modern, sustainable building project that focuses on both architectural innovation and ecological responsibility.

View of the kitchen in one of the new flats in Baggiwood

The ceilings of the flats are made of solid spruce wood.

Interior view of the new premises at Baggiwood

The new "Baggiwood" building places particular emphasis on sustainability, and the construction timber, including the ceilings and façade, comes from Swiss wood.