- Strategic Location: - Situated on approximately 36 hectares in the northwest corner of the Dübendorf airfield. - An integral part of the knowledge hub ecosystem in the Zurich region. - Flexible Urban Structure: - The urban development concept aligns with guidelines by Hosoya Schaefer. - Phased development allows flexibility in site development and leasing to growing companies. - Emphasis on careful use of existing resources for sustainable outcomes. - Open Spaces for Innovation: - Dedicated open spaces serve as natural, recreational, and compensatory areas. - Provides areas for testing modern technologies and fostering innovative ideas. - Enhances the overall eco-friendly and sustainable profile of the innovation park. - Preservation of Historical Hangars: - Redevelopment of former Swiss Air aircraft hangars 'Hall 2' and 'Hall 3'. - Listed steel truss construction from 1925 is preserved as a testament to civil aviation history. - Transformed into a dynamic co-working space for researchers and start-ups. - Part of Zurich's Research Ecosystem: - An integral part of Zurich's complementary research, testing, and application facilities. - Collaborates with knowledge clusters like EAWAG, EMPA, ETH, and the University of Zurich. - Aims to contribute to the region's overall advancement in research and innovation. - Environmental Compatibility: - Focus on environmental compatibility to ensure sustainable development. - The urban design concept emphasizes eco-friendly practices and resource efficiency. - Reflects commitment to creating a greener and smarter urban environment. - Innovative and Interdisciplinary Spaces: - Redeveloped structures offer flexibility and versatile programmability. - Creates a conducive atmosphere for innovative and interdisciplinary research. - Accommodates the evolving needs of researchers, start-ups, and working groups.