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Stäfner Stein apartment complex

Stäfa, CH

View of an apartment building on Lake Zurich.

Major project on Lake Zurich

The ‘Stäfner Stein’ residential complex on the banks of Lake Zurich comprises seven apartment buildings containing approximately 67 rental and owner-occupied apartments. The 3½- to 6½-room owner-occupied apartments are built entirely of wood and meet the latest construction standards. All apartments are wheelchair-accessible and connected to the underground garage via the lift. The wood-concrete composite roofs ensure optimal noise insulation, while the spruce shingle facade gives the buildings their unmistakable character. The two four-storey rental buildings embrace a hybrid design where the floor slabs are concrete and the outer walls are made of wood elements. Swiss wood also makes an appearance in the facade cladding’s spruce shingles. We were on site with our assembly specialists from October 2015 to early summer 2016 to erect the timber construction. As joint general contractor, we also organised various services, such as the windows, sun protection, roofing and plumbing work as well as the shingle facade.

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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:
Hoch6 GmbH
Architecture:
Reichling Architektur AG
Project type:
Residential construction apartement building
Construction type:
Wood element construction
Services:
Joint GC building shell
Construction:
2016
Locality:
Stäfa
Country:
Switzerland

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The buildings are connected via space that provides additional facilities for relaxation outdoors.

View of the development

External area of the Stäfner Stein apartment complex with seating in fine weather

An atrium adds to the quality atmosphere

The facades comprise traditional shingles applied with a modern vision to create a contemporary construction.

Shingle facade in Swiss timber

An apartment building that combines the wooden and glazed elements.

The buildings are defined by clear lines

The interior comprises large, bright spaces.

Living areas bathed in daylight