The Challenge
Net-zero building stock from 2050
Replacement of all fossil energy sources
Cut energy consumption per m² by 55% vs. 2010
Politically desirable buildings can’t be found in sufficient numbers
Switzerland has 1.8 million buildings — 1.25 million (70%) were built before 2000
Development of Switzerland’s permanent resident population according to the Federal Statistical Office
Switzerland will grow by 1.5 to 2.43 million people over the next 25 years. That drives a massive increase in housing demand, which in turn requires higher construction productivity and faster permitting.
Quelle:
Federal Statistical Office, 2023Development of the old-age ratio: people aged 65+ per hundred aged 20–64
The old-age ratio will rise to 46.5% over the next 25 years, giving Switzerland an additional 2 million (total 4.85 million) retirees. That requires accessibility upgrades in the existing stock and drives a disproportionate rise in demand for single-person households.
Quelle:
Federal Statistical Office, 2020To meet these challenges we need stronger construction activity and sustainable project development. That’s why we invest in modern technologies, offset CO2, and build high-quality housing.
Sustainability you can measure
We calculate the CO2 emissions of every building we construct. Then we plant trees that absorb the same amount of CO2 over the next 50 years — offsetting the emissions of the building’s first life cycle.
Our Projects
This map shows both our real estate projects and the places where we’ve planted trees to offset emissions.
Trees planted
Objects developed
m² managed
Cumulative years of work experience
Our core values
“When you’re surrounded by people who share a passionate commitment around a common purpose, anything is possible.” — Howard Schultz





