Project 1. Charlemagne Croco
Designed as a practical and sustainable response to contemporary challenges, Charlemagne Croco stands out for its balanced approach and long-term vision. Functionality, seamless integration into its surroundings and high-quality design are at the heart of this project, which prioritises the common good and sustainability.
Its feasibility and technical suitability were assessed with the support of the engineering consultancy auCARRE, whose expertise enabled the development of a robust solution tailored to the identified needs.
Why vote for Charlemagne Croco? For a responsible and sustainable approach, technically sound design, a forward-looking vision, and the expertise of the engineering consultancy auCARRE.
The design quality of the Charlemagne Croco project is to be commended. (Photo: Ludmilla Cerveny)
Project 2. E22SSPIU
With E22SSPIU, architecture is designed to deliver comfort, aesthetic appeal and sustainability. This project offers a contemporary vision in which the quality of the spaces and environmental integration come together elegantly.
Designed by the architectural firm Njoy, E22SSPIU stands out for its creative yet refined approach, offering a cohesive, modern living environment that is suited to the needs of both today and tomorrow.
Why vote for E22SSPIU? For contemporary, high-quality architecture and spaces designed with everyday well-being in mind. For a seamless integration into its surroundings and a showcase of the expertise of the architectural firm Njoy.
E22SSPIU is a perfect example of seamless integration into the surroundings. (Photo: Ludmilla Cerveny)
Projet 3. Living with the River
In the face of the challenges posed by climate change, the Living with the River project offers an exemplary solution by turning the risk of flooding into an architectural opportunity. Situated on the banks of the Alzette, this project demonstrates that it is possible to live with the river rather than against it.
Designed by Kaell Architecte, it reimagines the relationship between homes and their surroundings through resilient solutions that enhance safety, comfort and quality of life.
Why vote for Living with the River? An innovative response to climate challenges, resilient and sustainable architecture, and a smart way of making the most of existing heritage.
The risk of flooding transformed into an architectural opportunity: this is the ‘Living with the River’ project. (Photo: Kaell Architecte)
Project 4. Claude Bentz Estate
In Remich, the Domaine Claude Bentz demonstrates how contemporary architecture can harmonise with heritage and the vineyard landscape. This standalone extension to the estate skilfully combines business activities, administrative spaces and private living quarters in an elegant design that blends wood and concrete.
Designed by Studio Jil Bentz, this project is impressive for its ability to transform topographical constraints into spatial qualities, creating bright, fluid spaces that are perfectly suited to their intended uses.
Voting for this project means recognising its remarkable integration into the Moselle landscape through innovative and refined architecture and an original and effective spatial layout.
This project is a fine example of how well it blends into the Moselle landscape. (Photo: Eingang)
Project 5. Arts Bridge
Much more than just a footbridge, the Passerelle des Arts forges a unique link between nature, culture and the city. Connecting a rapidly developing neighbourhood to the Mudam via a national forest, it offers a new urban experience that respects its surroundings.
Designed by Marc Mimram Architecture Ingénierie, in collaboration with Fabeck Architectes, this spectacular building plays with light thanks to its polished stainless steel structure, whose appearance changes with the seasons and depending on the viewing angle.
Choosing this project means supporting infrastructure that promotes mobility and culture, as well as exemplary integration into a sensitive natural environment that prioritises poetry and innovation.
Passerelle des Arts: a unique link between nature, culture and the city. (Photo: Erieta Attali)
Every vote counts. So find out more about the projects, be inspired by their ambitions, and support the one that best reflects your vision for the future: https://architectureaward.lu/les-nomines/