Westspitz Dietikon
Dietikon, Zurich
The project
Westspitz Dietikon is a future urban and sustainable district resulting from a design study competition won by the Penzel Valier ROBERTNEUN consortium. It provides housing for different budgets and life stages, around one fifth commercial space, as well as a tower, a community centre and green spaces.
Automatic translation of the original French description.
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Details
- Town
- Dietikon
- Canton
- Zurich
- Unit types
- appartements de tailles variées, 4 et 5 pièces, maisonnettes, townhouses
- Architect
- Penzel Valier / ROBERTNEUN
- Completion
- janvier 2032
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