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Architects: Ernst Niklaus Fausch Partner
- Area: 5500 m²
- Year: 2019
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Photographs:Johannes Marburg Photography
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Manufacturers: Blumer Lehmann, Kvadrat, Nemetschek, VitrA, Zumtobel
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Lead Architect: Bertram Ernst
A history of building upwards. Conversion and refurbishment of a former soup-filling and crate-nailing plant into 200 high-quality workplaces for Givaudan AG. The former industrial site of the Maggi company on the railway line between Winterthur and Zurich, with its distinctive brick architecture is an important testimony to the industrial history of Switzerland and is classified as a preservation site, ISOS Type A. Ernst Niklaus Fausch Partner AG have developed the master plan and new layout for the site, which forms the basis for the opening-up and revitalisation of the area. The building The former soup-bottling and crate-nailing plant from Debrunner+Blankart Architects, which is a listed cantonal monument, is a striking brick building with staircase cores emphasising its corners.
