Hortus Allschwil / Herzog & de Meuron
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Hortus Allschwil / Herzog & de Meuron
"The sustainable Hortus office building creates a modern and flexible working environment for a new generation of technology companies that are settling in the Basel metropolitan region. Our client, Senn, commissioned us to design a radically sustainable office building made of renewable and recyclable building materials. The brief initiated a design process aimed at combining the lowest possible grey energy during construction, an energy-optimized concept during operation, and a surplus of self-generated energy."
"The brief initiated a design process aimed at combining the lowest possible grey energy during construction, an energy-optimized concept during operation, and a surplus of self-generated energy. After 31 years, the building, which has around 600 workplaces, will have fully offset the energy used during its construction. Our collaboration with Senn and a team of experienced specialist planners has resulted in one of the most sustainable office buildings in the German-speaking world."
Hortus at Switzerland Innovation Park Allschwil provides a sustainable, flexible working environment for technology and life sciences companies in the Basel metropolitan region. Senn commissioned a radically sustainable office built from renewable and recyclable materials. The design targets minimal grey energy during construction, optimized operational energy performance, and generation of surplus self-produced energy. The building accommodates roughly 600 workplaces and is projected to fully offset the energy used in its construction after 31 years. Collaboration with specialist planners delivered one of the most sustainable office buildings in the German-speaking world.
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