Construction fiduciary & project management

UPS United Parcel Service (Schweiz AG) moves into a new parcel distribution center in the logistics zone in Bülach Nord.
The company location Rümlang is moved there. The center is scheduled to go into operation in the first quarter of 2021. The Credit Suisse Real Estate Fund LogisticsPlus is in the process of redeveloping the logistics zone in Bülach Nord.

A parcel distribution center with offices, social rooms and a workshop is being built on a site of around 14,000 m2. The project is part of the overall development of the logistics zone in Bülach Nord, which is being implemented by the Credit Suisse Real Estate Fund LogisticsPlus real estate fund.

UPS has signed a long-term lease agreement. One of the company's more than 400 European branches will open here at the beginning of 2021. UPS (NYSE: UPS) is a leading global logistics company that provides comprehensive package and freight transportation solutions, promotes international trade, and uses state-of-the-art technology to help businesses operate more efficiently.

The package and distribution center is part of UPS's multi-year, $2 billion European investment plan. The plan aims to modernize and expand the UPS network across the continent. The parcel and distribution center in Bülach will have an operating area of approximately 6,300 m2 and a sorting capacity of 5,500 parcels per hour. This is around 50 percent more than the current building in Rümlang, which it will replace. The new facility will combine parcel, freight and supply chain services under one roof, thus offering customers greater efficiency. Around 200 employees will work in the building.

This hotel has 230 rooms and suites and it is constructed on a base, where lobby, bars, club lounge, restaurants and conference rooms as well as a spacious SPA are located. In front of the main building are two rectangular buildings with 38 exclusive residences.

The ZHB location on the 1st upper floor of the UNI/PHZ building connects the thus far decentralized university libraries of ZHB with the research library of PHZ to create a large research library in the centre of Lucerne. Among the media offered are particularly science journals, reference books, source collections, introductory and basic literature, and research literature. This project was realized by our partner office for building economy, www.bfbag.ch,

Project development of hybrid mixed use with 2 high-rise buildings: 10'000 m2 of office space, 600 m2 of restaurant space, 600 m2 of retail space, 42 condominiums, senior residence with 72 apartments and nursing care.

The overall project management for the new geriatric policy comprised the following subprojects:
- Overall project
- Company merger (merger of the two old-age businesses Burgerheim and Burgerspital)
- Conversion and renovation of Burgerspittel in Viererfeld
- Refurbishment Burgerspital
- New building and relocation Burgerverwaltung
- Tenant fit-out Berner Generationenhaus

Platform is the horizontal counterpart of Prime Tower. This seven-story commercial building is the head office of the consulting firm of Ernst & Young AG in Zurich and it offers space for 1,000 employees. The centre is formed by a spacious atrium illuminated from the top. In addition to the office spaces, 26 meeting rooms, an auditorium, a library, an employee restaurant and cafeteria are added.

On the premises of the Inselspital, SWAN Isotopen AG is building an isotope laboratory with a cyclotron and corresponding research facilities for isotope production and research. In addition to the private research facilities, the University of Bern is also setting up new research rooms. The Inselspital will have two wards on the top two floors.

The Kreuzbuch property is located in the midst of a preferred residential area of Lucerne. The existing villa with its baroque staircase forms the centre of the building complex. The planned new construction is linear arranged following the topography of the incline. The villa will be remodelled to be used as lobby and restaurant and it forms the outer space of the new buildings' centre. An underground garage connects all buildings. The use is conforming to a senior residence with mainly 2 1/2 -room and 3 1/2-room senior residencies. Building C houses on one floor a nursing facility.

The well-developed Majowa service building will be the future headquarters of the Swiss Postal Services and has space for around 1'800 work stations on its 33'700 m2 rental space. Apart from a staff restaurant, a conference centre will also be built and there will be 170 parking spaces for cars and 450 spaces for cycles on the underground floors. The project is being realised in accordance with the exacting and comprehensive criteria of the German Sustainable Building Council (DGNB) and the Swiss Sustainable Building Council (SGNI) seals of approval. The construction work will be carried out between spring 2012 and autumn 2014.

Abbruch des bestehenden Altbaus. Neubau MFH mit Büronutzung im EG, 4 Wohnungen und einer Attika-Wohnung.

Over the next years, UBS AG intends to re-standardize and optimize the UBS network of branches in Switzerland. Its goal is to create a unified look of all branches with a design concept and therefore, achieve distinct brand awareness. The network of branches of UBS Switzerland is divided into 10 clusters. The renovation of these branch offices will be carried out in 8 phases. In total, UBS AG will renovate and unify approx. 380 branches in Switzerland.

OTIF is an important international organisation with its headquarters in Berne. This organisation uses simple and effective legal instruments to promote, improve and facilitate international rail transport. The formally modest office building at Gryphenhübeliweg 30 in Berne has been well maintained in recent decades, but has hardly been repaired since it was built in 1965. Therefore, a comprehensive renovation, taking into account ecological aspects, is urgently needed today. The property is listed in the building inventory of the city of Bern as "worthy of preservation". This classification is largely due to the fact that the interiors have significant wall decorations worthy of protection, including a mural by Hans Erni.
Special attention is to be paid to the access road, the entrance area and the foyer with the conference room, as external persons such as diplomats and representatives regularly visit the building. Among other things, the addition of at least four new interpreting rooms in the conference hall should be examined. Furthermore, it must be clarified whether the terrace above the 3rd floor can be better used or even extended, this taking into account the building and planning law requirements. The users and the owner of the building are not seeking to increase the office space.

The Gotthard Base Tunnel is the longest railway tunnel on earth. It is composed of two tunnels of 57 km length each. Within this mandate, detailed planning of the entire logistics for the installation of the railway technology was done.
Optimized processes and schedules had to be developed. The installation of the railway technology is carried out from two main and three smaller installation sites. These sites are equipped with a complex and highly efficient infrastructure to allow the railway technology installation process, which is unique in terms of scale and complexity, to be carried out according to very high quality requirements and a tight schedule.