The government of Luxembourg has announced that Miami-based firm Arquitectonica has won the competition to design a major mixed-use project in Luxembourg City. Set in the new district of Kirchberg in Luxembourg, the 40,000 square meter complex design by Arquitectonica won the bid over notable names in architecture like Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), Massimiliano Fuksas, and Neutelings Riedijk Architects.
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The 27-story complex will be “the tallest in Luxembourg, signaling the urbanization of the capital of Luxembourg and European administrative district.” Overall, the project will combine retail, residential, and office spaces, with an additional plaza at porte de l’Europe and a new tram station.
The design includes “two green roofs that fold organically to connect the twin residential towers and office tower.” Learn more about the project here.
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News via Arquitectonica.
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