Müllerstrasse Zurich

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Müllerstrasse
Zurich

Swiss Prime Site has appointed eyrise to support its environmental certification goals for a flagship sustainable building renovation in central Zurich. The façade of the building comprises seven storeys and 3327m² of glass. The total floor space is around 15,000 m², and is currently being converted into a modern office. eyrise’s key contribution will help the renovation meet both the Swiss Minergie standard for reduced CO2 emissions and SNBS sustainability criteria, the Swiss Sustainable Building Standard that covers the ecological aspect of construction alongside economic and social conditions of a building.

  • Location –
    Müllerstrasse 16/20, Zurich
  • Building Owner –
    Swiss Prime Site
  • Architect –
    Ilmer-Thies Architects
  • General Contractor –
    Allco AG
  • Facade Contractor –
    Aepli Metallbau AG
  • Future Tenant –
    Google Switzerland
  • Product:
    eyrise® s350 Instant Solar Shading Glass
  • Surface:
    3327m²
  • Quantity:
    1080
  • Geometry:
    Rectangles
  • Type:
    Triple Glass Unit
  • Color:
    Neutral grey mixture D

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TESTIMONIAL

Customer feedback

Urs Baumann

“Dynamic glass from eyrise® combines certified, resource-saving properties with other advantages for us. The targeted control of shading improves working conditions for tenants, which increases their wellbeing and should have a positive effect on productivity in the offices.”

Urs Baumann

Chief Investment Officer at Swiss Prime Sites

DOCUMENTARY

Müllerstrasse Zürich – a sustainable building project

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