THE SWISS TECH CONVENTION CENTER is set against a spectacular backdrop in the heart of one of Switzerland’s most vibrant areas, the Lake Geneva Region. Located on the campus of the prestigious École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), its futuristic design makes it a truly unique building in Europe. With its close proximity to Lausanne, designated the Olympic Capital, THE SWISS TECH CONVENTION CENTER is an ideal platform for exchanges among conference delegates from around the world.
Great university campuses across the world have their own hallmark and history that give them a distinctive atmosphere.
The EPFL campus has recently been enhanced with the addition of a building whose bold architecture has made global headlines—the Rolex Learning Center. Located at the heart of Europe and set against an idyllic backdrop of lakes and mountains, our campus is one of the most beautiful and charming in the world. But what this 65-hectare campus lacked was a place to host major international science conferences. Now we can, thanks to THE SWISS TECH CONVENTION CENTER. Nestled among our teaching and R&D facilities, this large, modular, ultramodern building is an ideal place to discuss cutting-edge research. We are pleased with the completion of the convention center and delighted to be able to host the international scientific community and major science conference organizers.
Patrick Aebischer, President of EPFL
A renowned hub of scientific expertise, the EPFL has a threefold mission: education, research, and technology transfer at the highest international level. Through its innovative approach, it fosters the development of ties between students, academics, scientists, and entrepreneurs. Daily encounters facilitate the emergence of innovative technological and architectural projects that greatly benefit THE SWISS TECH CONVENTION CENTER.
THE SWISS TECH CONVENTION CENTER is located on the north side of the EPFL campus. Immediately adjacent to the center is a new shopping arcade with a wide variety of stores, as well as housing for 516 students and an underground parking. Direct links to the M1 metro and bus lines provide easy access to public transportation.

