Savosa: observed built density
Municipality in the canton of Ticino · FSO no. 5221 · Parcel data as of July 2025
The parcel data covers only part of the land in the canton of Ticino, so figures here may be incomplete.
- Parcels
- 1
< 1 % of the canton
- Municipal zones
- 1
- Median utilization
- 105 %
Canton: 10 %
Switzerland: 10 %
- Median GFZ
- 0.05
Canton: 0.09
Switzerland: 0.09
- Median height
- 3.0 m
Canton: 8.7 m
Switzerland: 9.5 m
- Median floors
- 1.0
Canton: 1.9
Switzerland: 2.3
About Savosa
Savosa is a municipality in the canton of Ticino. The parcel data lists 1 parcel in 1 municipal zone type.
The median parcel is built to a volume utilization of 105 %; half of the parcels lie between 103 % and 108 %. The canton median is 10 %, so Savosa sits above it.
The median building height is 3.0 m at 1.0 floors, and the median floor-area ratio (GFZ) is 0.05.
Parcels by municipal zone
| Zone | Parcels | Median utilization |
|---|---|---|
| Strada principale | 1 | 100 % |
Volume utilization (ratioV)
The parcel data has too few values for this measure here.
Floor-area ratio (GFZ)
The parcel data has too few values for this measure here.
Building height
The parcel data has too few values for this measure here.
Number of floors
The parcel data has too few values for this measure here.
Building age cohorts
Mean volume utilization of the parcels built inside each window, from all years on record down to the last five. The windows overlap: the last 20 years include the last 5.
| Built in | Parcels | Mean utilization |
|---|---|---|
| All years | 1 | 100 % |
| Last 60 years | 1 | 100 % |
How to read this page
room shows observed built density: what has been built on the parcels, not what the zoning permits. Volume utilization (ratioV) compares the built volume of a parcel with the reference volume of its municipal zone type. The floor-area ratio (GFZ) is floor area divided by parcel area; building height and number of floors are taken from the buildings on a parcel. Figures pool all municipal zones of the area. Medians and quartiles are read from bins 10 points (ratioV), 0.1 (GFZ), 2 m (height) and 1 floor wide, so they are exact to within one bin; means are exact. A parcel counts in a distribution only when the parcel data has a value for it. The floors distribution leaves out parcels without a building (0 floors).