·     Available as 2 year contract

·      New renovation, 155sq. m., 1st floor, Swiss award winning designed unit with bright rooms.

. 5.5 spacious rooms for private and shared space with natural light, closets included & 2 bathrooms

. Air-conditioned spaces & large 26sq. m. private uniquely designed balcony

·      Open plan kitchen island offering full cooking/dining/entertaining experiences

·      Closets in rooms included and utility room in unit with new washer/dryer

·      Air conditioning units included.

·      Parking spot(s) indoor available & 1 cellar

·      Easy access to biking & walking paths set in nature from entrance

·      8 Minutes by foot to Zug corporate, gyms, shopping & train station districts. 2 minutes by car to Zug highways.

Application criteria:

o   Income verification- salary statements, work contract, tax form or employer confirm

o   ID of applicants – id / passports / permits

o   2 references contact info or letters

o   Debt collection credit report / Betreibungsauszug

o   Personal and rental property insurance by move in date

o   Pets to be discussed, No smoking in unit

o   Brief introduction letter or cv (optional)

·      Monthly rent CHF 6,300 + Maintenance NK CHF 500

·      Garage space(s) in underground parking @ CHF 170/each

Contact:          taniagmzug@gmail.com questions

Viewing: June 22-25

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BACKGROUND of Award Winner Swiss Architect Ogiati and Concept

This residential block in Zug, Switzerland features a sculpture-like facade in red-brown concrete poured in situ. The elliptical oval openings of the terraces serve as an extension of the space. They are meant to make the inhabitants feel like they are in the centre of all, visually isolated from their neighbors.

The apartment floor plans are divided into a living area in the west and a sleeping and working area in the east, with bathrooms and wardrobes in between. In spatial terms the balconies form an extension of the living room. This impression is further strengthened by the large elliptical openings.

These extended terraces are connected to the living and work area of the apartments, and they are facing West. Although Switzerland is not known for the unbearable heat, it is important at a new building to protect the glass surfaces from the sun, which the facade is also designed to do.

https://concretedesignblog.wordpress.com/2014/06/10/residential-building-zug-switzerland/d

https://www.e-architect.com/switzerland/zug-schleife