The Seehof - Lucrative construction project by the lake in Tägerwilen
On the approximately 1,945 m2 large area in Tägerwilen, there is the rare opportunity to realize a contiguous new building project in a sought-after border and lake area. The underlying development logic is based on the three parcels 358, 730, and 879, which together form a very interesting project area with a clear building perspective.Based on the existing framework conditions of the residential and working zone WA1.8, the development of a modern multi-party house with a flat roof, attic floor, and underground garage appears to be very well conceivable. The well-known project logic assumes a usable land area of approximately 1,945 m2 and an above-ground building volume of up to approximately 4,202 m3.Architecturally, a concept is offered here that combines contemporary clarity with a warm, regionally appropriate materiality. A particularly harmonious concept appears to be a calm, modern form of language with a recessed attic floor, generous window areas, protected outdoor areas, and a facade design that combines the modern with the Swiss building tradition. A high-quality wood or wood-hybrid appearance, clear lines, elegant loggias, and a homely facade depth would do justice to the location in a special way.In the upper levels - especially in the attic area - attractive apartments with a far-reaching view and special living quality can be developed, while the standard floors can form a strong, marketable residential portfolio for contemporary living.Conceivable inside is an upscale living concept with open living/dining areas, generous glazing, valuable materials, and clearly structured floor plans. An underground garage can functionally and elegantly solve the parking space requirements and at the same time contribute to keeping the above-ground areas calm, green, and high-quality. Modern house technology, energy-efficient construction, and a contemporary building concept would further strengthen the project. Also, the requirements relevant in Switzerland in connection with shelter or civil protection-related specifications are to be thought of early on and integrated cleanly into the further planning. Overall, this creates the opportunity for a project that not only convinces architecturally but also fulfills the claim of a high-quality, sustainable, and long-term value-stable residential product in its radiance.
