Richly varied outdoor spaces for greater biological diversity
BIODIVERSITY
The areas outside our buildings provide tenants and users with open spaces and places to meet; these spaces help them relax, are beneficial to their well-being and establish an identity. Not only that, but richly varied green spaces encourage biological diversity.
Natural spaces account for 57 percent of the overall portfolio.
High-quality beds of perennials, a mix of different elements including urban and residential gardens, a neighbourhood park and bodies of water are visible signs of our strategy on the Suurstoffi site.
As part of the planning process for the further development of the Metalli Living Space, we are collaborating with the planners to come up with measures that help us make the site even greener.
Action fields
Planning
Management
Invasive plant species
Taken as a whole, the Suurstoffi site is a unique work of art
Another portion of the property was recognised for its natural exterior landscaping with a label from the Stiftung Natur & Wirtschaft (Nature & Economy Foundation) in late December 2020. This step now also marks the certification of the entire Suurstoffi site. Reto Locher explains what makes the Suurstoffi habitat so unique.