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New-build projects in Duillier

Planned, authorised and started buildings from the official building register, plus building permit applications and forced auctions. As of 11.10.2026.

1projected
3authorised
2under construction
11Dwellings planned

In brief

In Duillier (canton of Vaud), the Federal Register of Buildings and Dwellings lists 6 buildings that are planned or under construction: 1 projected, 3 authorised and 2 under construction. Together they include 11 planned dwellings. As of 11.10.2026.

Buildings planned and under construction

All projects, under construction first, then by number of dwellings.

AddressStatusTypeDwellings
Chemin du Molard 18aunder constructionPurely residential building1
Chemin du Molard 18bunder constructionPurely residential building1
Rue des Trois-Fontaines 2bauthorisedPurely residential building5
Chemin du Four 2authorisedPurely residential building2
Rue des Trois-Fontaines 2authorisedNon-residential–
Rue de l'Essert 7projectedPurely residential building2

Frequently asked questions about Duillier

How many new-build projects are there in Duillier?

In Duillier (canton of Vaud), the Federal Register of Buildings and Dwellings lists 6 buildings that are planned or under construction: 1 projected, 3 authorised and 2 under construction. Together they include 11 planned dwellings. As of 11.10.2026.

Where can I find building permit applications in Duillier?

Building permit applications from Duillier are published in the official gazette of the canton of Vaud or by the municipality. Vorbau doesn’t analyse this canton’s building permit applications yet, but you can see the planned buildings from the building register on the map.

How do I find out about new building projects in Duillier?

With an alert on vorbau.ch: draw an area around Duillier on the map and you’ll get an email as soon as a building there is newly registered, authorised, started or completed. One alert is free.

Other municipalities in the canton of Vaud

Sources: Federal Statistical Office, Federal Register of Buildings and Dwellings (RBD); cantonal official gazettes via amtsblattportal.ch; SOGC. Planned buildings may change or not go ahead.