Baudirektion Kanton Zürich

The Building Directorate of the Canton of Zurich plays a central role in the planning, construction and management of the canton's infrastructure. With a dedicated team of 2,000 employees in over 200 different professions, the Building Directorate looks after around 70 sites. It is responsible for the development and preservation of living spaces that take into account both nature and the cultural identity of the canton. The diverse tasks include the planning of construction projects, the maintenance of landscapes as well as energy supply, environmental protection and the preservation of historical monuments. A particularly important goal is to secure the quality of life of citizens both today and in the future. To this end, the Building Directorate cooperates closely with municipalities, institutions and the population.

The most important fields of activity of the Building Directorate are planning, building, managing and preserving. In the area of planning, the sustainable development of the canton is at the forefront, which also includes spatial planning and the preservation of historical monuments. In the construction sector, the Building Directorate works to create safe and modern living and working environments. In management, particular attention is paid to supporting local agriculture and the sustainable use of cultivated land and forest areas. In addition, the Building Directorate is committed to preserving the cultural heritage and protecting historical values for future generations.

The offerings of the Building Directorate are aimed at the entire population as well as at various stakeholders within the canton. Whether private individuals, companies or institutions, everyone can benefit from the services and information of the Building Directorate. In addition, the Building Directorate offers a transparent and accessible communication policy in order to inform citizens about current projects and developments in the canton. The opinions and feedback of the population are warmly welcomed in order to actively shape the further development of the canton.