Overview

We actively support our clients in the acquisition, management, and sale of real estate and investments in companies. Foreign investors face serious challenges with direct investment in Europe. Transparency, control, and trust are essential for investing in unregulated market segments. Additionally, direct investments typically require a much higher level of active involvement and decision-making compared to indirect investments like mutual funds. Our clients must be informed in a timely manner of the development of their direct investments. This way, they can take extra steps to ensure the success of their real estate investments if it becomes necessary. With us no conflict of interest with our clients.

Our consultants, economists, and analysts work together to identify the best real estate investment opportunities. At each stage of the process, our experts use proprietary tools: from benchmarking to portfolio construction active use of the risk envelope.

During a real estate crisis, luxury real estate is not at all impacted in the same way as other investments. In fact, this market is a safe haven in situations where it is difficult to find safe and stable investments. nevertheless, the world situation or the politics of a country can be a barrier to luxury products.

Amelia Real Estate AG

Prospecting

Whether a stylish apartment, noble villa, or a townhouse in a green setting: together with our experience from Amelia Real Estate AG, you can implement your sales or purchase project professionally and as desired. Thanks to many years of experience, current market knowledge, and an international network of contacts from buyer groups and reliable partners, we accompany you from the market price assessment of your property to the successful sale and are also your contact for property purchase.

Our consultants, economists, and analysts work together to identify the best real estate investment opportunities. At each stage of the process, our experts use proprietary tools: from benchmarking to portfolio construction active use of the risk envelope. During a real estate crisis, luxury real estate is not at all impacted in the same way as other investments.

In fact, this market is a safe haven in situations where it is difficult to find safe and stable investments. nevertheless, the world situation or the politics of a country can be a barrier to luxury products.

RESIDENTIAL

• Architects: meier + associés architectes

• Area : 500 m²

• Year : 2015

• Manufacturers: Kaldewei, Décoplus parquets, NIC design, Otis, Soprema, Wever & Ducre

• Civil Engineer: Ingeni

• Design Team : Philippe Meier, Ariane Poncet, Martin Jaques, An-Inès Pepermans, Rafael Eloi

• Collaborating Architects: Lennart Steemans, Romain Lekieffre, Enzo Poncet, Alexandre Weemaels

• Fire Safety Engineer: Orqual

• Investor: Amelia Real Estate AG

Without being considered a remarkable project of these renowned architects, the pre-existing volume nevertheless presents a facade whose mode nature, and characteristics of the authors, highlight distinct constructive elements. The project reinterprets the original architectural language and its structural bays through a compositional diagnosis. This detailed analysis has allowed us to understand full and empty spaces, proportions, alignments or overhangs. Thus, the molded prefabricated concrete posts placed on the fourth-floor balconies are in continuity with the existing facades and bring down the loads. The new windows of the elevation open onto the entire frame, offering more light to the new apartments, but are similar in their asymmetrical design to those of the existing ones. The sixth floor, set back, continues this intention, with more contemporary materiality and expression.The apartments added on the fifth level are based on the existing typology, four small mono-oriented apartments and one on the corner. In contrast, on the top floor, a larger apartment has a terrace with a view of the city. Finally, a "rooftop" for the whole building is placed on the roof of the last level, with a 360° view.

TRANSPORTATION HUB

• Architects: Hosoya Schaefer

• Area : 17000 m²

• Year: 2018

• Photographs: Rasmus Norlander, Valentine Jeck

• Lead Architects: Markus Schaefer, Hiromi Hosoya

• Investor: Amelia Real Estate AG

A specialty store for craftsmen and a bistro are bringing additional life to the area Context. The MHNZ is part of the TechCluster development project, which is transforming the V factory site into a future-oriented location for urban industry in several phases. Industrial processes are verticalized, new companies are offered space, and other urban uses, even apartments, are made possible.

A cladding made of wooden lamellas serves as privacy and glare protection and takes into account the desire for the greatest possible sustainability. Divided per floor, with alternating orientations and assembled from small and wide slats, the lamellas give a different impression from each direction, changing from opaque to transparent. The facade appears finely structured and seems to start moving when passing by. About 100 m3 of fir or spruce from Swiss forests were used for the 2’254 m2 wooden surface. The facade is supplemented by anti-glare protection and safety cables in the parapet area. The Bridge. The footbridge swings away from the building as an extension of the balcony lead in an elegant S-curve girder across the street and connect the TechCluster area with the drive-up area on the first floor. The bridge is a three-span frame with spans of 20, 31, and 13 m and required extremely precise formwork to ensure the slender shape. The prestressed beam has a T-section with variable height and width. The prestressed bridge girder is connected to the columns, the foundation of the stairway, and the building to form a monolithic framework Concrete/ Structure. The base of the building up to the ceiling of the sales floor is made of in-situ concrete and insulated on the inside. On top of this stands a steel structure with column-free, sloping, and horizontal parking spaces that spiral upwards. Its loads are transferred to the distinctive V-shaped supports via a surrounding beam, which in the facade plane moved slightly inwards giving the building a certain lightness. The ramps on the lower and upper floors reflect the swing of the pedestrian bridge and, like the lift tower and shaft, are articulated with matrices.

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