Das Gartenquartier

With the Garden Quarter Dornbirn, Swietelsky Developments is setting new standards for forward-looking, environmentally conscious, and stylish living. In the heart of Dornbirn, a unique residential ensemble is taking shape, combining an urban atmosphere with a green oasis.

What makes the Garden Quarter Dornbirn so special

The project stands out thanks to sustainable architecture featuring pioneering timber-hybrid construction and an award-winning design by Bernardo Bader. The concept is complemented by an innovative heating system that intelligently combines heat pumps, photovoltaics, and district heating, while cleverly recovering waste heat. Additional comfort comes from the planned climate-control concept, which ensures a pleasant indoor climate all year round—cool interiors in summer and cozy warmth in winter.

Location and open space as a quality factor

The location is another clear advantage: close to the town center, yet offering expansive views of greenery. A green, feel-good oasis is created through the artistic landscape design by Krebs Herde and the harmonious integration of the Müllerbach stream, allowing nature and city life to blend seamlessly.

Fit-out and funding

Inside, the Garden Quarter focuses on climate-friendly construction, elegant real-wood parquet flooring, and high-quality materials that underline its commitment to quality and style. Another attractive aspect is the housing subsidy of up to EUR 160,000 per apartment, making the project a sound investment with long-term potential.

Dornbirn: quality of life at its best

Dornbirn brings together innovation, a close connection to nature, and an urban lifestyle. Charming cafés, excellent educational institutions, and the panorama of the local mountain, the Karren, all contribute to the city’s high quality of life.

The Garden Quarter Dornbirn is therefore a flagship project for sustainable living and a major milestone for Swietelsky Developments. It is well worth making this visionary project more visible and recommending it to others.