The Reverso masterfully merges contemporary architecture with the rich tapestry of history by preserving and integrating a segment of the former grain mill from 1920. Come nightfall, the new structure commands attention with its illuminated glass facade and striking elevators. Affixed to one side with steel brackets, the glass elevators provide unobstructed views from Carouge to the Jura mountains, though the journey through the building's mere five floors is brief. EMCH has crafted the exquisite steel and glass constructions of the elevators and intermediate landings, which stand gracefully in the building's atrium.
Panoramic elevators in duplex design
Mechanics and guide on one side of the shaft, giving users a view of the city of Geneva
Shaft and floors of the stops made of glass by EMCH
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