Jura House, Residential and commercial building in Neustadt Nord, Biel, Switzerland

Jura House is a residential and commercial building at Georg-Friedrich-Heilmann-Strasse 2 in Biel's Neustadt Nord district. Designed by Wilhelm Schürch and completed in 1930, it has a curved corner form that shapes the widened street fork. Its original blue colour scheme was restored during renovation.

The building was constructed in 1930 during a period of urban renewal in Biel. Its creation reflected how architects of that time integrated residential and commercial functions into single structures.

The building stands in Biel's bilingual setting and reflects local construction traditions from the 1900s through its design. Its status as a protected cultural object shows how the city values its architectural past.

The Jurahaus stands at Georg-Friedrich-Heilmann-Strasse 2 in the Neustadt Nord quarter, north of the Schüss and southeast of Biel's old town. The building is viewed from the street; the curved corner marks the widened fork where the street opens into a small square. The nearby Grand Garage du Jura, built by 1929, helps orient visitors within the Bahnhofquartier.

The building appears on Biel's list of protected structures, yet many visitors do not realize it still functions as both a residence and commercial space today. This dual purpose makes it a living part of the neighborhood rather than simply a relic of the past.