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Red Tower (Winterthur)

Coordinates : 47°30′14″N 8°43′39″E / 47.50382°N 8.72739°E / 47.50382; 8.72739 {{ctbuh|10130|Swisscom Tower|14 October 2024}} "},"top_floor":{"wt":""},"antenna_spire":{"wt":""},"...

Coordinates: 47°30′14″N8°43′39″E / 47.50382°N 8.72739°E / 47.50382; 8.72739

The Red Tower (German: Roter Turm) also known as the Swisscom Tower is a high-riseoffice building in Winterthur, Switzerland, located north of Winterthur railway station. Built between 1998 and 1999, the tower stands at 90 m (300 ft) tall with 25 floors and is the current 16th-tallest building in Switzerland.[2]

History

Concept

The Wincasa company intends to continue rejuvenating the location known as "Turm Areal Winterthur". The renovation of the space is a collaborative effort between Wincasa and Swiss Prime Site Immobilien AG, who owns the building. The first step was to standardize the signage to make the area's identity more prominent.[3]

To enhance the visibility of the area's identity, a new uniform signage visitor guidance system will be implemented starting in November 2019. This will be completely set up by the spring of 2020. The SV Group manages the food service at ZHAW and it is available to other tenants and the public. Another advancement in enhancing the region is the introduction of greenery in the central courtyard. The entire construction project will be finished by spring 2021. Since the completion of the Red Tower in late 1999, the requirements of the residents and the community have evolved.[4]

Architecture

The tower was designed by Baden based Burkard Meyer Architekten studio and is located in Winterthur. It is part of a multi-building complex consisting of lower-rising volumes forming small quartals put together. These shorter buildings share the same functionality of office spaces with the Red Tower. A restaurant operated the top levels of the building until late 2015 when it was closed down.[5]

The building's materiality balance alternate in the favour of the facade decorative brickstone, keeping the curtain wall glazing made of insulated glass panels at a more reduced proportion.[6] All of the tower's facades have been renovated as the works consisted of the external glazing being statically reinforced with a total of 210 fixed pieces, 3400 movable vertical slats and 1650 movable horizontal slats.[7]

La torre alberga espacios de oficinas que pueden variar en términos de áreas útiles brutas entre 200 y 500 m 2 (5380 pies cuadrados ) . [ 8 ]   

Véase también

Referencias

  1. "Torre Swisscom" . Centro de rascacielos CVU . Consultado el 14 de octubre de 2024 .
  2. "Red Tower Theaterstrasse 17" . winterthur-glossar.ch (en alemán). Glosario de Winterturh. 24 de febrero de 2023. Consultado el 15 de octubre de 2024 .
  3. "El nuevo Turm Areal Winterthur" . turmareal.ch (en alemán). Turm Areal. 8 de junio de 2022. Consultado el 15 de octubre de 2024 .
  4. "De la Torre Roja a la «Turm Areal Winterthur»" . wincasa.ch (en alemán). Wincasa . Consultado el 15 de octubre de 2024 .
  5. ^ Zander, Corsin (16 de octubre de 2015). «El nebuloso cierre del restaurante Roter Turm» . Neue Zürcher Zeitung (en alemán) . Consultado el 15 de octubre de 2024 .
  6. "PROJEKT-NR. P60727 Roter Turm, Winterthur" (PDF) . geilinger.ch (en alemán). Geiliger . Consultado el 15 de octubre de 2024 .
  7. "Renovación de la fachada de cristal de la Torre Roja" . geilinger.ch (en alemán). Geiliger. 4 de marzo de 2021. Consultado el 15 de octubre de 2024 .
  8. "Sistema de control del edificio Roter Turm en lo alto de Winterthur" . frontwork.ch (en alemán). Frontwork Signaletik . Consultado el 15 de octubre de 2024 .