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Gruner (Switzerland)

Interdisciplinary fire-safety engineering for greater protection and comfort.

Consultancy 100+ people Est. 1862 3 offices
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Gruner is a long-established Swiss multidisciplinary engineering group whose fire-safety unit delivers interdisciplinary fire protection across all SIA project phases — fire strategies, engineering-method verification, evacuation and smoke-gas (CFD) simulation, structural fire design and technical fire protection (sprinklers, smoke control, fire-control systems). It is one of Switzerland’s longer-established fire-engineering teams. It also holds two VKF Fachfirma recognitions in the Brandschutzregister — 32898 for the planning of fire alarm systems and 32792 for the planning of sprinkler systems, both valid to the end of 2030.

Sectors & projects
  • Commercial offices
  • Hotels & hospitality
  • Healthcare
  • Mixed-use

  • Mixed-use

    Grosspeter Tower Brandschutz

    Basel

    Fire protection concept, smoke management, simulations and evacuation planning

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  • Commercial offices

    Three Point, Dübendorf

    Dübendorf · 2024

    Construction-site and building fire safety, evacuation and fire incident control concepts

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  • Hotels & hospitality

    Feuerfest essen auf dem Titlis

    Engelberg · 2019

    Structural fire design of steel structure via thermal and mechanical analysis

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  • Healthcare

    Brandschutztechnische Begleitung Reha Rheinfelden

    Rheinfelden · 2018

    Fire safety and emergency concepts, fire-control plans, integrated tests, QA

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Projects as published on Gruner (Switzerland)'s own website.

Specialisms
CFD modelling Evacuation modelling Fire alarm systems Fire strategy Smoke control Sprinklers & suppression Sprinkler systems Structural fire engineering
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