925m² office

This strategic address is intended for companies seeking visibility, prestige, and centrality.

It is distinguished by a key feature: a standalone building. A rarity on the market.

Built between 1919 and 1920 for the Banque Populaire Genevoise and designed by architects Marc and Jean Camoletti, François-Diday 2 embodies Genevan institutional elegance. Its architecture, at the crossroads of Art Nouveau and Art Deco, combines a mastered facade with balanced volumetry, giving it a strong and lasting presence. The building was designed to stand the test of time and naturally enhances the image of the companies that settle there.

Geneva's decision-making heart is located in the immediate vicinity. Banks, financial institutions, consulting firms, Place de Neuve, and Place de Hollande compose a direct and structuring environment. A tram stop located a few meters away ensures optimal daily accessibility.

The building offers 925 m² of high-standing administrative surfaces, distributed over several levels. The ground floor offers a prestigious space perfectly suited for reception, while the upper floors offer bright floor plates benefiting from large openings. The attic completes the ensemble with additional usable surface area. The existing layouts can be kept or redesigned to precisely meet your operational needs.

The tenant benefits from the exclusive use of the entire building, a major advantage that guarantees total control of the working environment and reinforces the coherence of its image.

Technical information

• Office area: 925 m²
• Storage area: 153 m²
• Distribution: ground floor 211 m², 1st 212 m², 2nd 213 m², 3rd 221 m², attic 68 m²
• Kitchen: one per floor
• Elevator: yes
• Layouts: adaptable
• Transport: tram in the immediate vicinity
• Availability: to be agreed

This asset constitutes a rare opportunity on the Geneva market and meets the expectations of companies wishing to establish themselves durably in a central, coherent, and enhancing environment.

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