The JED Campus contains three buildings, each featuring its own distinct character:



Jake stands for work and encounters. Modern offices, the event hall, Jake's Bar and the bouldering lounge create space for networking and active breaks.
Eve stands for community and culinary delights. With Eve's Kitchen, Eve is the place for exchange and enjoyment.
Didi stands for innovation and flexibility. Superlab Suisse and FlexOffice offer ideal spaces for research, agile teams and co-creation.
Mobility
11 minutes to Zurich main station and excellent connections to the Limmat region.
Gastronomy
Eve's Kitchen takes care of your culinary needs.
Leisure
Bouldering, jogging along the Limmat or fitness within walking distance.
Lab as a service
Flexible laboratory spaces at Superlab Suisse.
Coworking
Workspace membership for your team – flexible according to your needs.
events
Events and catering in breathtaking industrial charm.
Turm Coffee
Freshly roasted coffee and barista courses on site.
Shared Facilities
Common meeting areas provide spaces for social interaction.




Jake’s Place Industrial charm meets modern working environments: Once home to the printing halls in Building J, Jake's Bar is now the heart of the campus. A spacious, light-filled foyer with a reception area leads into the halls, which are up to 18 metres high. The unique industrial character creates space for inspiration and offers plenty of flexibility for designing your office and commercial space.


Eve’s Place Work and enjoy yourself under one roof: the front building in Sector E is directly connected to the historic halls and combines office and restaurant space in one building. On the ground floor, Eve's Kitchen invites you to linger and network, while the upper three floors offer modern, light-flooded office space for productive work.



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Didi’s Place Innovation meets sustainability: the new Building D at JED Campus sets new standards. With its forward-looking building concept, it is one of the most resource-efficient workspaces in Switzerland. Healthy architecture, implemented with environmentally friendly materials, ensures a healthy indoor climate and maximum well-being. On the ground floor, public areas invite interaction, while flexible office and laboratory spaces provide room for research, collaboration and innovation.


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JED – Switzerland’s largest bouldering hall opens
JED – Switzerland’s largest bouldering hall opens

Bouldering is the new climbing. On October 30, 2021, the largest and most modern bouldering hall in Switzerland will open its doors at JED. Lena and Simon Stürm, managing directors of the “Boulderlounge”, in an interview about a trend sport that is conquering Switzerland.

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Caffetino: mechanical roasting pleasure from Schlieren comes to the JED
Caffetino: mechanical roasting pleasure from Schlieren comes to the JED

Caffetino has been located in an old post office near Schlieren railroad station since 1970. Caffetino stands for the highest coffee enjoyment, proven coffee knowledge and an excellent service orientation. In April 2021, Caffetino will move into the JED - combining traditional roasting craftsmanship with a modern think and work tank.

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Halter – After the line, we look for the space
Halter – After the line, we look for the space

Halter is the second anchor tenant to move into the JED in December. We spoke to Andreas Hänsenberger, Concept Developer at Halter AG, about the changes this will bring for the company and how Halter is responding to the disruptive phenomena in the construction industry.

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Zühlke – We are really looking forward to this move
Zühlke – We are really looking forward to this move

In May 2020, innovation service provider Zühlke will be the first tenant to move into JED. In conversation with Nicolas Durville, CEO of Zühlke Switzerland, it becomes clear that JED is the perfect new home for a company that values innovation and interdisciplinarity.

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The history of the site
1895: Johann Caspar Geissberger founded the Swiss Wagon Factory in Schlieren.

From 1901: Focus on the construction of rail vehicles for SBB.

Around 1925: Aerial view of the Swiss Wagon Factory in Schlieren.

1960s: The Schindler Group takes over Wagons & Aufzüge Fabrik AG Schlieren - Zurich.

1985: Shutdown of production.

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1991: Acquisition of the site by NZZ and construction of the NZZ printing facility.

2015: The NZZ closes its printing facility and prints its last edition on 30 June 2015.

2016: Swiss Prime Site acquires the site and transforms it into an innovation campus.

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2021: Completion of the transformation of Buildings J and E.

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2025: Completion of new Building D based on the “22:26” concept by Dietmar Eberle.

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The roots of today's JED Campus date back to 1895, when Johann Caspar Geissberger founded the Swiss Wagon Factory in Schlieren. Workplaces for the construction of luxury carriages and sleighs were initially built on the newly acquired site, before the company began to focus entirely on rail vehicles in 1901. The ‘Wagi’, as it was affectionately known, shaped Swiss mobility for decades and developed, among other things, the first light steel carriages for the SBB. read more

In the 1960s, the Schindler Group took over the company, but production ended in 1985 – a turning point for Schlieren. The NZZ printing company then moved in and turned the site into a hub for information and communication until 2015. Swiss Prime Site's vision marked the beginning of a new chapter: the historic industrial halls were transformed into a modern innovation campus.

Today, JED is a place where history and the future merge – a vibrant hub for knowledge transfer, entrepreneurship and creativity. read less