Last apartment in building "H" on the ground floor with a large surrounding garden, enjoying morning to evening sunshine. Net interior area of 108 m2. The construction site of this building was opened in mid-August 2026 and is expected to be completed in the summer of 2028. I leave it to you to read the following text to better understand the philosophy of the project.

In an 18,000 m2 park located south of the Ecublens commune, on the Saint-Sulpice side, in close proximity to EPFL, lies the Domaine de La Vignette. It is a new construction project of nine buildings with three and four-room apartments. The buildings have only one floor above the ground floor. The three buildings above (A B C) are intended for rental, the six others (D to I) for ownership per floor. The construction site was opened on October 11, 2024. The quality of the construction is exceptional in terms of materials and interior finishes. Special attention has been paid to the exterior facilities. The park contains over seventy large trees as well as numerous local plantings. The philosophy of the project is to live in a place where the surrounding nature and large trees bring you peace. The parking spaces are all located in the basement with direct access to each building. A communal room of eighty square meters is available to residents for various activities. Energy production is provided for each building using a high-quality geothermal heat pump from the Stiebel Eltron brand, as well as thermal panels that relieve the heat pump and natural resources of the land, especially in summer. A simple flow system optimizes the air quality in the apartments. The extracted heat is redirected to the heat pump. The construction is labeled "Minergie". The buildings also benefit from the "RCP" system, which means that the generated electricity is first used for the common areas and then for the private areas before being fed into the grid. A Free-Cooling system, "cooling of the apartments in summer", complements the numerous advantages of this project.

Thank you for your reading and I wish you a nice day.

Dominique Baldi