EGL Asansörleri SAGL

By Paolo Restaino | Özel Bölge Bölümü | 31 Temmuz 2026

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EGL Elevators SAGL opened in Novazzano in 2024 as the Swiss arm of an innovative Italian company founded in 2022, established after winning a major contract to modernize 19 lifts at the United Nations compound in Geneva. Headquartered and engineered in Milan, EGL focuses on bespoke vertical-transportation solutions for luxury, institutional and special-purpose projects, emphasizing Italian craftsmanship, engineering flexibility and collaborative project management. Its portfolio includes work for NATO, Køge University Hospital, Policlinico di Milano, Rolex boutiques and collaborations with Renzo Piano and Greg Lynn, and a partnership with Otis Brazil for the Christ the Redeemer inclined elevators. Built on trust, word-of-mouth reputation and long-term partnerships, EGL delivers tailored systems beyond catalogue designs.

İtalyan şirketinin İsviçre'deki Novazzano şubesi, karmaşık ve özel tasarım VT çözümleri konusunda uzmanlaşmıştır.

by Paolo Restaino

EGL Elevators SAGL is the newest branch of an innovative Italian company built upon the combined expertise of professionals with several decades of experience in both technical and commercial leadership roles within leading multinational elevator manufacturers. EGL Elevators was founded in 2022, with EGL Elevators SAGL opening in 2024 in Novazzano, Switzerland, upon being awarded a major contract to modernize 19 lifts across the United Nations (UN) compound in Geneva, Switzerland. While the company itself represents a new entrepreneurial venture, its foundations are firmly rooted in extensive international industry know-how, engineering excellence and a deep understanding of complex vertical-transportation (VT) projects.

EGL’s headquarters, engineering center and manufacturing facilities are located in Milan, Italy, where it continues to develop and produce VT solutions to the highest standards of Italian engineering and craftsmanship. The company established EGL Elevators SGLA to strengthen both its commercial and operational presence in one of Europe’s most strategic markets, particularly within the luxury segment and the highly customized elevator sector.

This regional branch was originally opened to directly support the major modernization contract at the UN. The Swiss location allows EGL to provide even closer support to end users, contractors, architects, developers and institutional clients like the UN and the European Organization for Nuclear Research in Geneva.

Rather than competing on volume, EGL Elevators has deliberately positioned itself within a niche that demands tailor-made engineering solutions. Every project begins with understanding the customer’s vision and technical challenges before developing an elevator specifically designed for its environment and intended use.

The Swiss location allows EGL to provide even closer support to end users, contractors, architects, developers and institutional clients like the UN and the European Organization for Nuclear Research in Geneva.

Over the years, EGL has had the privilege of contributing to a number of prestigious international projects. Among the references it is authorized to mention are VT installations for NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) facilities, Køge University Hospital in Denmark and the new Policlinico di Milano, currently one of Europe’s largest hospital developments.

Circular panoramic elevator featuring a fully glazed cabin with a diameter of 2 m operating inside a completely glazed cylindrical shaft structure with a diameter of 5 m; image courtesy of EGL.

The company has also supplied solutions for Rolex flagship stores and collaborated with internationally renowned architectural firms including Renzo Piano Building Workshop and American architect Greg Lynn. In addition, EGL serves a number of private clients whose identities remain confidential due to privacy agreements.

A significant part of its business consists of partnerships with major international elevator OEMs. One notable recent example is EGL’s collaboration with Otis Brazil for the inclined elevators serving the Christ the Redeemer monument in Rio de Janeiro — one of the world’s most iconic structures served by an incredibly complex VT system.

EGL’s reputation has been built primarily through word-of-mouth recommendations. In highly specialized markets, the company believes that trust, successful project execution and long-term relationships remain the most effective form of marketing. Every completed project becomes a reference that generates new opportunities.

The global elevator market is becoming increasingly competitive while customers are becoming more knowledgeable and demanding. EGL sees this evolution not as a challenge, but as an opportunity. Clients are increasingly looking for partners capable of engineering solutions beyond catalogue cookie-cutter designs — solutions that address unique architectural requirements, demanding environmental conditions or highly specialized operational needs.

This is where EGL Elevators creates value. Whether serving luxury developments, complex public infrastructure, marine applications, oil and gas facilities or other special-purpose installations, the company’s objective remains the same: to combine engineering flexibility, responsiveness and collaborative project management with the quality and reliability traditionally associated with “Made in Italy.” Working in close cooperation with leading VT consultants, EGL also designs, manufactures and supplies bespoke elevator solutions for other elevator companies, supporting them as a reliable engineering and manufacturing partner for complex and highly customized projects. EGL CEO Luca Lagomarsino said:

“We believe that innovation is not only about technology. It is equally about the ability to listen, adapt and work alongside our partners to achieve the best possible outcome. We approach every project with a collaborative mindset, seeking solutions that create long-term value for everyone involved.”

As the industry continues to evolve, EGL Elevators intends to remain focused on what has always distinguished it: engineering excellence, bespoke solutions and strong international partnerships built on competence, transparency and mutual trust.

Pop-up elevator on Lake Lugano, one of the most scenic lakes in Switzerland and Italy. When the elevator reaches the outdoor terrace level, the cabin elegantly emerges from beneath the floor. Once it descends, it disappears completely below the terrace, leaving the surface unobstructed and preserving an uninterrupted panoramic view of the lake; image courtesy of EGL.
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