Dreiländergalerie - from competition-win to open!
Dreiländergalerie has now opened its doors to the public. Chapman Taylor’s Düsseldorf studio, together with the investor CEMAGG GmbH, won a competition to design and develop the scheme.
Dreiländergalerie, or Three Countries Gallery, is so named after its unique location in Germany, close to the borders of France and Switzerland. This 63,000m² GBA mixed-use destination combines three retail levels, a fitness centre and three parking levels for 586 cars, in addition to 220 bicycle spaces. A medical centre will be opening soon on the 2nd floor. Dreiländergalerie will attract local footfall and visitors from across the Swiss border in Basel, aided by a new tram line complete with a turning loop.
The 75 retail outlets within cater for fashion, lifestyle and more. They are distributed over the three retail levels of the terrazzo-floored mall. There is also a food court on the first floor and a children's play zone in the basement.
Design concept
The attractive development is surrounded by high-quality public realm spaces. As part of the development, the "Alte Badische Zollhaus" (Old Baden Customs House), will next year be restored and revitalised in close cooperation with the monument preservation authorities, with food and beverage outlets on two floors.