FRENER & REIFER undulating glass facade
924 vertically arranged undulating glass units from FRENER & REIFER
924 undulating glass units from FRENER & REIFER
FRENER & REIFER front-mounted undulating glass facade
FRENER & REIFER undulating glass facade
6475 m² front-mounted undulating FRENER & REIFER glass facade
undulating FRENER & REIFER facade
FRENER & REIFER installation of 924 undulating glass units
FRENER & REIFER installation of Swiss Re Next glass units
FRENER & REIFER Swiss Re Next installation
FRENER & REIFER installation of Swiss Re Next glass units
FRENER & REIFER installs the glass units of Swiss Re Next
FRENER & REIFER installs the facade of Swiss Re Next
FRENER & REIFER Swiss Re Next glass facade
FRENER & REIFER inside the undulating glass facade
FRENER & REIFER Swiss Re Next facade
FRENER & REIFER steel transom/mullion facade and undulating glass facade
FRENER & REIFER design-engineerd, fabricated and installed the glass facade
FRENER & REIFER was responsible for the facade
FRENER & REIFER glass facade attached to stainless steel mounting brackets
FRENER & REIFER glass wave units attached to stainless steel mounting brackets
FRENER & REIFER undulating Swiss Re Next glass facade in Zurich

Swiss Re Next – Undulating Glass Facade On Lake Zurich

A new office building to plans by Diener & Diener Architekten is currently being built at the headquarters of Swiss Re Ltd in Zurich. FRENER & REIFER is responsible for, among other things, the powerful steel transom/mullion facade and the front-mounted undulating glass facade of the new building at Mythenquai.

The new building is characterized by its unique facade, an extremely interesting, powerful undulating glass envelope. The transparent material is used here as a building block to create the overall effect of a glass skin. The six floors of the light-filled building blend in effortlessly and elegantly with the prominent lake front at the lower basin of Lake Zurich. The undulating glass harmonises with the waves of the lake while its soft lines and associated light and shadow effects break the rigid surface of the material.

Over 900 vertically arranged glass wave units will be fabricated, attached to stainless steel mounting brackets and connected by rods to form the 6,475 m2 large front-mounted undulating glass facade. The installation of thermal facade began in September 2015.

The general planner for the project is Swiss Re Next in collaboration with Diener & Diener Architekten AG and Proplaning AG, who are also responsible for construction management and supervision.

 
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