InnHub La Punt Entrance

Opening December 2028

About
the Project

The InnHub La Punt is a new innovation campus currently under construction, with its opening planned for 2028. Dedicated to co-creation and innovation, it is designed by architect Sir Norman Foster and located on the river Inn in the Swiss Engadin valley. The campus will bring together a hotel and collaborative spaces for businesses, start-ups, athletes, cultural creators, and the local community.

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A Look Inside the InnHub

The InnHub revealed. Architectural renderings in motion unveal a place designed for innovation, retreat, and meaningful connection.

From Vision to Reality

Construction Timelaps: Follow the transformation as the InnHub takes shape in La Punt. This timelapse captures the construction progress as the future InnHub becomes reality step by step.

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Follow the construction site in real time as InnHub La Punt rises step by step toward its 2028 opening.

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A digital poster for InnHub La Punt, an architecture event happening on June 28-29 in La Punt-Chamues-ch, Switzerland. Features dates, times, location, and an architectural rendering of a modern building with snow-covered landscape.
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • As a platform for collaboration between startups, athletes, companies, and thought leaders, the InnHub enables pioneering work in the fields of sports technology, wellbeing, and sustainable development, creating impactful and forward-looking projects.

  • Involving the local community is a central part of the InnHub concept. Even after opening, the InnHub aims to remain closely connected to the region and create tangible added value for the local environment.

    Wherever possible, local businesses will be integrated as suppliers, partners, and service providers. At the same time, the InnHub is envisioned as an open place where local residents are welcome and can make use of the infrastructure.

    In addition, the InnHub is designed to become a social and cultural meeting point, bringing together locals, second-home owners, and guests, and creating space for exchange, connection, and new relationships.

  • The InnHub provides new impulses for the Graubünden economy by bringing together work, health, innovation, and hospitality in one place.

    This creates a new approach to year-round tourism, particularly at the intersection of work, regeneration, and health, opening up new target groups for the region.

    At the same time, the InnHub offers an attractive environment for innovative companies, talent, and new forms of collaboration. It creates space for exchange, learning, development, and networking, thereby contributing to regional value creation and strengthening Graubünden as a business location.

    The InnHub is also intended to be a place of encounter and inspiration, where locals, second-home owners, and guests in the Engadin come together, exchange ideas, and gain new perspectives.

  • The InnHub will create around 50 jobs directly on-site across areas such as events & marketing, sports & health, hospitality & gastronomy, as well as operations & finance.

  • Yes. The InnHub actively seeks partnerships with companies, universities, and other institutions to jointly develop innovative solutions.

    For inquiries, please contact: info@innhub.ch