Central Malley Sustainable Neighborhood Redevelopment

Bærekraftig bydel med transport

Central Malley is a new sustainable neighborhood spanning the municipalities of Renens and Prilly in western Lausanne. Developed for SBB Real Estate, the project integrates residential units, offices, retail spaces, and public areas within a modern, connected, and energy-efficient environment. The site is strategically located near the Prilly-Malley SBB train station, Vaudoise Aréna, and Malley Lumières shopping center, ensuring excellent public transport accessibility.

Fem bygg med høy utnyttelse

The development comprises five buildings across two zones: three buildings in Area A (Renens) and two buildings in Area B (Prilly), including two prominent high-rise towers. The total gross floor area exceeds 73,000 square meters with an SIA-416 volume surpassing 250,000 cubic meters. The complex includes about 200 apartments, commercial and administrative offices, retail outlets, and an underground parking garage. This phase represents the initial redevelopment of the former industrial brownfields into a mixed-use urban district.

Implenia leder krevende bygging

Implenia acts as the general contractor, overseeing comprehensive project management, construction supervision, and coordination of technical partners while executing masonry and reinforced concrete work via its in-house teams. The construction presents challenges due to scale, simultaneous build of two separated zones, and the urban dense environment. Completing two high-rise buildings within approximately 36 months demands meticulous planning, optimized transportation logistics, and close interdisciplinary collaboration.

Minergie-P-Eco sertifisering mål

Sustainability is a core principle, with the buildings targeting Minergie-P-Eco certification and adherence to the Swiss Sustainable Neighborhood Standard (SNBS). The project prioritizes an energy-efficient building envelope, local renewable energy utilization, and high resident comfort, addressing environmental, social, and economic aspects holistically. Central Malley is recognized as one of western Switzerland's first eco-neighborhoods meeting stringent energy efficiency benchmarks.

Byggestart 2022. Ferdig 2026

Construction began in January 2022 with expected completion in June 2026. The building owner is CFF Immobilier, Renens, supported by architects Aeby Perneger & Associés SA (Area A) and Pont 12 Architectes (Area B). Key technical partners include Betelec for electrical planning, Nicolas Fehlmann Ing. Conseils SA for civil engineering, and Sorane SA for building physics. Implenia’s services are valued at approximately CHF 196 million.