Switzerland – Roof-framing work – 5003 - A11 - Bac Perimeter – Maisonnettes – Louis-Bertrand - Construction works contract concerning CFC 214.00_Facade cladding and insulation (wood)
Programme Localized neighborhood plan 29'990 in development zone 3 on land originally in zone 5. The 3 residential buildings (A-B-C) will be arranged around a shared courtyard and will rise over 8 levels, including a shared basement connecting
Opportunity description
Programme Localized neighborhood plan 29'990 in development zone 3 on land originally in zone 5. The 3 residential buildings (A-B-C) will be arranged around a shared courtyard and will rise over 8 levels, including a shared basement connecting the entire complex. Building C, which will be owned by the City of Lancy, will house a daycare center over 2 levels and 14 housing units, currently authorized as HLM-LUP on the following 4 floors. The other 2 buildings will offer commercial spaces on the ground floor, divisible according to tenants’ requirements, and up to 30 apartments on the following five levels, intended for ZD LOC rental for Building B, which will be owned by the Lancy municipal real estate foundation, and for sale as PPE units for Building A. The operating uses of Buildings C and B will be reversed, to ZD Loc and HLM-LUP respectively. Each building, shaped like an equilateral triangle approximately 32 meters on each side, is organized around a central vertical circulation core, which also serves as a natural light well. The stairwell and elevator serve three or four apartments per floor, ranging from 3 to 6 rooms, the basement, as well as shared and technical spaces located in the attic. Access to the garage, via the public parking facility located beneath Louis-Bertrand Park, will provide access through a tunnel under Chemin du Bac to the private parking area between the buildings. A dedicated civil protection shelter, intended according to the project for the Municipality’s musical activities, will be located alongside the basement of Building A. 214 Timber construction (facades) “Sandwich” panels between prefabricated bands, consisting of a load-bearing frame with insulation in accordance with the thermal engineer’s directive, battens, and Eco Gris-type panels (pre-greyed Jura larch). Swift nesting boxes, located behind the prefabricated band on the top floor, according to the plan of the COR Ornithological Rehabilitation Center. Suspended ceiling beneath the building entrance canopies, and attic terraces matching the facade. Perimeter band around the roof, also forming an overhang above the attic. Procedure: open. Review the original TED notice for the complete requirement, lots, amendments and attachments.
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