New CEVA stations
The city of Geneva is home to five stations along the new Cornavin – Eaux-Vives – Annemasse (CEVA) cross-border train line that connects Geneva’s Cornavin station in Switzerland to the Annemasse station in France.
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The buildings of the five stations were built according to the same “glass brick” architectural design aimed at bringing light all the way to the platform level. The glass brick is a glass facade element inspired by the glass paving stones used in 1930s architecture (Immeublé Clarté by Le Corbusier). They are used as roof, wall and floor elements.
The SBB and the State of Geneva have developed a new urban centre in the vicinity of the Lancy - Pont-Rouge station, including the creation of some 550 housing units developed by the Canton and a sector of activity ideally accessible by public transport.
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Meeting point at Lancy-Pont-Rouge station
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> Lancy-Pont-Rouge administrative district
Pont 12 architectes SA. 2019
Brodbeck roulet architectes associés sa. 2022
> Adret Pont Rouge
Tribu Architecture. 2021
Jbmn + Favre & Guth. 2021
dl-c, designlab. 2020
> Plateau de Champel - 7000 OAKS
Bureau A. 2020. Public space
> Miremont -le-Crêt apartment building
Marc Saugey. 1957. Interior visit
Renovation: meier + associés architectes. 2015
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Duration: 4 hours
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Transport: Public transport and walking
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Services: Experienced local architect as guide, coffee break reservation
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Languages: French, English, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese
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Group size:max. 25 pax
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Price: 850 CHF
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Not included: Consumption at café and transport costs
> Immueble Clarté
Le Corbusier. 1931
> Nouvelle comedie de Geneve Theater
FRES architetcs. 2021. Interior visit
> O'VIVES urban complex​
Aeby Perneger & Associes Sa. 2019
> Eaux-Vives CEVA station
Jean Nouvel. 2019. Interior visit
> Chene-Bourg CEVA station
Jean Nouvel. 2019. Interior visit
> Saphir and Tourmaline housing buildings
Group 8. 2022
> Opale tower
Lacaton & Vassal. 2021
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