Phase 1: Montreal and Kyoto
Montreal: Delivered in 2022
Today, residents of the Montreal building enjoy all the advantages of an innovative development in the heart of international Geneva. Surrounded by lush vegetation, and connected to the city by an extensive public transport and soft mobility network, this building – marketed as a condominium (PPE, propriété par étage) – features 48 flats overlooking a childcare centre located on the ground floor.
All the flats in this building have been sold.
Kyoto: June 2024
Your Green Workplace
Delivered in June 2024, Kyoto is the first building in Green Village dedicated entirely to rented office spaces. The building offers 12,000 m2 of space across nine floors that can be divided into units of 300 m2 or more. The space can be arranged as open space or partitioned offices, depending on tenant requirements.
An energy-efficient building, the Kyoto was named after the city where – in 1997 – the historic and eponymous international treaty to reduce greenhouse gas emissions was signed.
Today, more than two-thirds of our workspaces are leased.
Phase 2: Stockholm, the Ecumenical Centre, and Lima
Stockholm: 2025-2027
Invest in your future
In 1972, the United Nations Conference in Stockholm was the first global conference to make the environment a central issue.
In 2023, the eponymous building and integral part of Green Village, opens to the market with a unique offer in Geneva: office space available for sale, in condominium ownership (PPE, propriété par étage), and entirely fitted out according to the needs of its future occupants.
Ecumenical Centre: 2025
The World Council of Churches is a fraternal community of 352 churches from over 120 countries and representing over 580 million Christians in the world. Listed by the Heritage and Sites Office, its historic building is set to undergo a renovation to enhance its work- and conference-spaces. The World Council of Churches (WCC) remains the owner of the building.
Lima: 2026
A World Council of Churches property, the Lima building aims to accommodate the association’s sister organisations, as well as other NGOs, or tenants.
Building work on Lima is set to start in 2026. This building is currently under development. It will be a benchmark for sustainability, meeting the THPE and SNBS Gold labels. The pre-project also includes the use of wood in its architecture.
Phase 3: Rio and Durban
Development timeline
November 2011
The WCC launches a tender process for upgrading its plot
December 2011
Implenia wins the tender process
May 2012
Signature of the development contract between the WCC and Implenia
December 2013
LRS Architectes SA wins the architectural competition for the development of the local neighbourhood development plan (PLQ, Plan Localisé de Quartier)
July 2017
Atelier Descombes Rampini SA wins the landscape design competition
November 2017
The Ecumenical Centre and Brugger Garden are listed as historical monuments
January 2017
Obtainment of the local neighbourhood development plan (PLQ, Plan Localisé de Quartier)
October 2018
Obtainment of the building permits for Phase 1 of construction
December 2022
Building permit in force for the Ecumenical Centre & Delivery of the Montreal building
June 2024
Delivery of the Kyoto building
January 2027
Delivery of the Ecumenical Centre, and the Lima and Stockholm buildings, as well as the outdoor facilities and extension of the underground parking
January 2028
Delivery of the Rio and Durban buildings
