Architecture

Respectful Architecture of Natural Energies

We pay particular attention to the intrinsic components of the site intended for the construction of your project. Existing topographical data, the orientation of the land, and the geological components of the terrain guide us in our architectural choices and the definition of the energy concept.

The natural orientation of a site seems of utmost importance to us in the various phases of a project. It is crucial to ensure the presence of natural light within the architectural object and to define the basic energy concept.

Respectful Architecture of the Past

We respond sensitively to the past of a site and an existing object. Whether for renovation, transformation, expansion, or revitalization of an architectural object, working with the past can generate new, original, and surprising architectural interpretations.

We have solid expertise in the restoration and even the repurposing of historic buildings, combining the demands of revitalization with new requirements in energy efficiency.

We also work in the highly specialized field of historic restoration. With the restoration of the baroque parish church in Junglinster or the repurposing of the medieval castle in Useldange, we have acquired very focused expertise in this specialized field.