Development & Projects

We understand property development to mean applying an original idea to and introducing capital into a site in such a way as to add value to it.

Hardturm AG therefore maintains a portfolio of building plots and existing properties, with the aim of developing them in order to profit from their sale or hold them as investment properties.

By definition, property development requires a long-term strategy. To be successful in this area it is necessary to think long-term and exercise responsibility towards people and the environment. The needs of clients, business partners, employees and shareholders must always come first. We are an innovative supplier and active player in the market whose solutions are based on partnership and professional service, underpinned by respect and mutual understanding.

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Karl August

New apartments in the 'Balgrist'-area

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227 Hard Turm Park, Zürich

The step-by-step development of Zurich’s Hardturm area began on the basis of a master plan that came into effect in 2006, following an initial planning study conducted that year to demonstrate the feasibility and financial viability of the work. The first stages of the development are now finished, and only the 227 HARD TURM PARK project – the last tile of the mosaic – remains to be completed.

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Hard Turm Park Tower

In the heart of Zurich’s Kreis 5 district, the up-and-coming former industrial quarter in Zurich West – a place where culture is well and truly alive, and new trends are born – an unorthodox kind of high-rise has arrived. The new building offers peaceful, exclusive living space with breathtaking views, specifically designed for modern people who need to feel the pulse of the city near them.

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Parking garage Opéra

The new underground car park “Parkhaus Opéra” directly adjacent to Zurich Opera House is living proof that not all car parks are born equal. The company responsible for building and running the new car park is Parkhaus Opéra AG, a consortium of Hardturm AG and AMAG Automobil- und Motoren AG. Now, after 13 years of planning, design and construction – interrupted for a year to dig up some spectacular archaeological artefacts – a car park has emerged that is nothing like the slightly eerie, unsavoury places that we have come to expect. It is an expression of its immediate surroundings: a unique, carefully choreographed work of art.

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Pfingstweidstrasse 104, Zürich

The step-by-step development of Zurich’s Hardturm area began on the basis of a master plan that came into effect in 2006, following an initial planning study conducted that year to demonstrate the feasibility and financial viability of the work. The first step was the construction of the courtyard house on site B.

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Hardturm-Areal

The Hard Turm Park, located in the heart of Zurich West, consists of several buildings – of which the tower building is one – arranged along an area of green space to form a cohesive unit. It offers exclusive urban living space surrounded by greenery where people can live, work, go shopping and relax. It is as cosmopolitan as it is cosy.

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com.West

com.West is located on the former Schoeller site, directly opposite the LIMMATWEST development. Zurich West feels like a vibrant, cosmopolitan city in microcosm. Those living there can enjoy a contemporary cultural and gastronomic ambience.

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Limmatwest, Zürich

LIMMATWEST is situated on the former Schoeller site on the Limmat river with a view of the historic Hardturm tower. As Zurich West’s first major residential construction project, it can be seen as symbolic of the pioneering spirit of this former industrial quarter.

Today Zurich West feels like a vibrant, cosmopolitan city in microcosm. Those living there can enjoy a contemporary cultural and gastronomic ambience, museums, galleries, films, theatre, concerts, sports, restaurants, bars, nightclubs and more.

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Breitensteinstrasse, Zürich

The BREITENSTEINSTRASSE development is on the right bank of the Limmat, at the southern foot of the Hönggerberg hill within very easy reach of the Hönggerberg, Waidberg and Käferberg recreation areas.

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