Peterhof, Zurich

Peterhof (also known as the Grieder-Haus)^[1] is a historic six-story building in Zurich, Switzerland. Located on Bahnhofstrasse, at the northeastern edge of Paradeplatz, it was built in 1913 to a design by brothers Werner (1884–1950)^[2] and Otto Pfister (1880–1959).^[3][4]

Alternative namesGrieder-Haus

LocationZurich, Switzerland, Bahnhofstrasse 3

Coordinates47.37049°N 8.53930°E / 47.37049; 8.53930

Completed1913 (113 years ago) (1913)

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Peterhof
Looking north from Paradeplatz in 2011
Interactive map of the Peterhof area
Alternative names	Grieder-Haus
General information
Location	Zurich, Switzerland, Bahnhofstrasse 3
Coordinates	47.37049°N 8.53930°E / 47.37049; 8.53930
Completed	1913 (113 years ago) (1913)
Technical details
Floor count	6
Design and construction
Architects	Werner Pfister Otto Pfister

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In 2024, after over a century at the location, the Grieder clothing store closed upon the discontinuation of the brand by the Geneva-based Brunschwig family. It was replaced by the family's other brand, Bongénie.^[5]

A decade earlier, The Swatch Group acquired the "prestigious building" from Credit Suisse.^[6][7]

The Junobrunnen (lit. 'Juno fountain') stands near the building's southern side.^[8]