Implenia wins further large, complex new-build and modernisation projects in Switzerland
Implenia AG / Key word(s): Incoming Orders Office and commercial property in Lucerne | New building for Lucerne Cantonal Hospital | Several modernisation projects in German and French-speaking regions of Switzerland | Contracts with total amount of almost CHF 150 million |
Glattpark (Opfikon), 16 November 2022 – Implenia’s Division Buildings has received an order from SBB Immobilien to build an office and commercial building on the Rösslimatt site close to Lucerne railway station. The company is also building a new children’s hospital/women’s clinic for Lucerne Cantonal Hospital (LUKS). In addition, Implenia has won four new modernisation projects in the German and French-speaking parts of Switzerland; modernisation work is becoming increasingly important for Division Buildings.
Rösslimatt, Lucerne – office and commercial property
As part of the development of the Rösslimatt neighbourhood in Lucerne, Implenia is building an office and commercial property for SBB Immobilien just next to Lucerne railway station, with space
for around 1,000 employees as well as a wide range of retail and restaurant outlets on the ground floor. Implenia has been commissioned as total contractor to carry out the basic construction.
The Rösslimatt site is being developed sustainably and to high quality standards: as well as certification as a 2000-Watt site, the building will be built to the DGNB silver standard. The
project, worth over CHF 50 million, started in September 2022 and will take a good two years to complete. The Lean Construction method is being used for the execution phase.
Lucerne Cantonal Hospital – new children’s hospital/women’s clinic
Implenia has been awarded the contract to build the new children’s hospital/women’s clinic at Lucerne Cantonal Hospital (LUKS). Health sector construction projects are a strategic focus for
Implenia’s Division Buildings. Work on the project, worth CHF 40.8 million, began in August 2022 and will continue until mid-2024. The new building will facilitate the further development of
paediatric medicine (paediatrics and paediatric surgery), as well as of obstetrics and gynaecology at the highest level. It marks an important step forward for healthcare provision in Central
Switzerland as a whole.