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KEBAG Enova Waste to Energy Plant

The KEBAG Enova Waste to Energy Plant in Zuchwil, Switzerland, designed by Penzel Valier, aims for a cohesive architectural form.

The design avoids reinforcing existing and new delivery/process bunkers with ribs, seeking instead to create a unified structure. The goal is a powerful overall form that integrates various infrastructural components seamlessly. The project has an area of 44,000 m² and is slated for completion in 2025. Key contributors include lead architects Christian Penzel and Martin Valier, with engineering by AFRY Switzerland and photovoltaic engineering by Sundesign.

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