In the inspiring setting of the University in Belval, the final presentation of the work of the last four teams of the process started two years ago, AREP, MVRDV, University of Luxembourg and 2001 Architects, took place on Thursday 19 […]
After one year of intense working, the members of the Biergerkommitee Lëtzebuerg 2050 presented the results of their deliberations to Claude Turmes, Minister for Energy and Regional Planning, on Tuesday 18 January. In the presence of Carole Dieschbourg, Minister for […]
After one year of intense work, the Biergerkommitee Lëtzebuerg 2050, which accompanies the Luxembourg in Transition process, will soon publish the guidelines and measures it recommends to the government for a zero-carbon Luxembourg by 2050. In the meantime, check out […]
Jürgen Stoldt, moderator of the Biergerkommittee Lëtzebuerg 2050 which is accompanying Luxembourg in Transition, puts his questions to the teams selected for the 3rd and final stage of the process. Today, Madeleine Masse from the AREP Ville team : https://vimeo.com/649908706and […]
First physical meeting between the Biergerkommitee Lëtzebuerg2050 and the teams of Luxembourg in Transition AREP, MVRDV, University of Luxembourg and 2001 Architects. The scenarios for a zero-carbon Luxembourg by 2050 are progressing and the exchanges with the citizens were fruitful! […]
AREP Ville, MVRDV, University of Luxembourg and 2001 Architects are the four teams selected for the 3rd and final stage of the Luxembourg in Transition process. Discover here the video interviews where each of them presents in a few minutes […]
At a press conference this afternoon, the Minister for Spatial Planning, Claude Turmes, presented the work of the second phase and announced the names of the four teams selected to carry out the urban-architectural consultation to its conclusion. “The content […]
The six Luxembourg in Transition teams that remained in the running after the selection of the 1st phase presented the results of their work yesterday in Belval in the large auditorium of the University of Luxembourg. Thank you to all […]
On 26 February, the Minister for Spatial Planning, Claude Turmes, presented the four sectoral plans aimed at framing the country’s territorial development in a sustainable manner within four major fields of action: urban and rural development, economy, transport, and the […]
At a press conference this morning, the Minister for Spatial Planning, Claude Turmes, announced the names of the six teams selected to continue the work of the urban-architectural consultation. Congratulations to the teams led by: AREP Ville, KCAP Architects&Planners, MVRDV, […]