With a height of 78 metres, the Grosspeter Tower is one of the most striking buildings in the city of Basel. The imposing architecture of this unique building will make its mark in city-planning features and create a lasting impression.
The façade consists of 50% transparent components and 50% non-transparent components. On the one hand, the glass walls, almost floor to ceiling, provide a spacious working environment flooded with light, as well as extraordinary views over the entire city of Basel. On the other hand, the non-transparent section of the façade consists of a fully integrated photovoltaic system, which forms part of the architecture in terms of structure. This very special system is unique in Europe.
Build year: 2017
| Type | m2 | in % |
| Office | 11434 m2 | 63% |
| Gastronomy | 5493 m2 | 30% |
| Others | 1073 m2 | 5% |
| Total rentable space | 18000 m2 | 98% |
To qualify as a green asset, a property must fulfil two criteria. Currently the effective CO₂ emissions per square metre must not exceed 12 kg per year and the property must have a property-specific ESG rating of at least 3.5 from Wüest Partner.
Further information on the two key figures (2022) as well as on PSP Swiss Property’s Green Finance Reporting can be found here.