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CCHE

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CCHE

Overview

CCHE is a long-standing player in the architecture sector in French-speaking Switzerland, The Swiss architectural office CCHE manages urban planning, architecture, interior design and design projects from initial conception to end product. Its multi-disciplinary team, representing up to 25 professions, 350 employees and 17 partners, is spread across 7 offices in Lausanne, Geneva, Nyon, the "Vallée de Joux", Zürich and Porto in Portugal, as well as the subsidiary Perspectives Construction. SCALES | We bring under the same roof all the skills of architecture with passionate, dynamic and creative teams in order to offer high quality know-how and global thinking, regardless of the scale of the project. Whether it's the renovation of a protected structure with a historical inventory, the development of a large housing estate or the creation of a museum of fine watchmaking, projects signed CCHE are distinguished by a vision that is economic, ecological and social. INNOVATION | The long-term vision and the sustainability of our activity are anchored in the DNA of CCHE and encourage us to take an interest in the development of tools and techniques in order to carry out our core business and meet tomorrow's expectations. Being a permanently evolving structure, CCHE is constantly on the lookout for the latest technological innovations to support efficient, coordinated, precise and safe interventions. Our research and development (R&D) units work on new tools, linked for example to the world of BIM, parametric management, studies on algorithms, virtual and augmented reality and all other themes linked to new project development processes.

  • 1007

    1007, Lausanne, District de Lausanne, Vaud, Switzerland

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  • 1260

    1260, Nyon, District de Nyon, Vaud, Switzerland

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  • 1347

    1347, Le Chenit, District du Jura-Nord vaudois, Vaud, Switzerland

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  • Geneva

    Geneva, Switzerland

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