Business Center in Zurich’s Bahnhofstrasse from February 2016

Berlin, December 1, 2015: Bahnhofstrasse in Zurich is considered one of the most exclusive shopping streets in the world. At the end of February 2016, Satellite Office will open its first Swiss business center on three floors in Haus Gryffenberg. The well-known German business center provider headquartered in Berlin is thus expanding into other European countries for the first time.

A logical step for Anita Gödiker, founder and managing partner of Satellite Office: “Over the past few years, I have been approached time and again about the Zurich location. From our point of view, now is exactly the right time to expand. The market is there and we can offer companies the perfect office infrastructure in Bahnhofstrasse. I have viewed many properties and have now found the absolute gem for our customers in Haus Gryffenberg, with which we can and will set completely new standards. I’m looking forward to Zurich and to taking the next step with Satellite Office!”

Satellite Office in Haus Gryffenberg

The new Business Center is located between Paradeplatz and Bürkliplatz at Bahnhofstrasse 10, on the corner of Börsenstrasse. Right in the heart of Zurich. Satellite Office customers will be able to set up shop here from February 2016: A total of 14 luxuriously furnished offices, 2 Conference Rooms and modern Open Spaces for flexible workplace use will be created on a total area of 646 sqm.

The property has been renovated over the past two years at enormous expense by PSP Swiss Property Ltd in close collaboration with the architectural firm Spühler Partner Architekten. “On the one hand, our aim was to preserve and refurbish the historic building. On the other hand, we wanted to bring the property into the 21st century in order to meet contemporary usage requirements. In our view, this has been very successful. The offices with bay windows and a view over “Lake Zurich” are a highlight,” says Giacomo Balzarini, CFO of PSP Swiss Property Ltd. “We are very pleased that we have been able to attract a top-class service provider in Satellite Office, which will open up an office world for national and international companies that makes working an experience. This will enrich and revitalize Zurich as a business location.”

Haus Gryffenberg, a listed building, was built in 1883-1885 in the late German Renaissance style by a student of Gottfried Semper – architect Albert Müller. The owner of the former residential and commercial building was Adolf Guyer-Zeller, the administrative president of the Swiss Northeast Railway.