Built in the style of “concrete brutalism,” the Freibad Heuried beckons. This isn’t just any pool. It’s a Zurich institution. Opened in 1964 as a local leisure center, Freibad Heuried quickly became a beloved summer escape. Imagine sun-drenched afternoons spent lounging on the expansive sunbathing area, crisscrossed by charming paths and footbridges. Three inviting pools shimmer under the Zurich sun. One for seasoned swimmers to glide through the cool water. Another for non-swimmers to splash and relax. And a special pool just for children, filled with laughter and playful splashes. Freibad Heuried caters to everyone, from families and children to workers seeking respite and pensioners enjoying their golden years. The architects, Hans Litz and Fritz Schwarz, envisioned a space where the community could connect and unwind. And they succeeded. This isn’t just a place to cool off; it’s a social hub. After a refreshing dip, head over to “Vrenelisgärtli”. This self-service restaurant is a local favorite. Even residents from the surrounding neighborhood pop in for a delicious meal. Between 2014 and 2017, Freibad Heuried underwent a stunning transformation. The architecture firm EM2N breathed new life into the center. They replaced the old pavilion buildings with a bright, airy entrance. Now, colored glass panes cast playful patterns of light, welcoming visitors into this urban oasis. Outside, wooden walkways meander through groves of European trees. This thoughtful renovation preserved the heart of Freibad Heuried while enhancing its beauty and functionality. It’s more than just a pool; it’s a testament to community and timeless design.
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