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Bettembourg, Luxembourg4 residences, 18 unitsLiving area 2.500 m²Renovation works continue at our Bettembourg project, w...
20/10/2026

Bettembourg, Luxembourg
4 residences, 18 units
Living area 2.500 m²

Renovation works continue at our Bettembourg project, with a focus on the exterior staircases and circulation areas.

The staircase design includes a discreet handrail, with integrated LED lighting currently under development to combine functionality, safety and architectural detail.

Meanwhile, other works are progressing across the buildings, including façade insulation, preparations for zinc cladding and upgrades to ventilation systems.

Every year, we take a day away from our usual routine to spend time together as a team, reflect on the year and share ex...
18/10/2026

Every year, we take a day away from our usual routine to spend time together as a team, reflect on the year and share experiences outside the office.

This year, we started with a visit to our construction site in Bettembourg, followed by lunch together and a second site visit in Limpertsberg.

We ended the day at LUCA with a guided tour of the Luxembourg Architecture Award 2026 exhibition, discovering a selection of architectural projects and different approaches to design.

A day to exchange ideas, learn from each other and enjoy some time together outside our usual working environment.

Two independent residences coexist within a single architectural project, each designed around different ways of living....
15/10/2026

Two independent residences coexist within a single architectural project, each designed around different ways of living.

One residence opens onto a private terrace and garden, while the second accommodates a co-living apartment with three bedrooms, each with its own bathroom.

A split-level layout and central staircase organise the transition between private rooms and shared living spaces, which extend towards a landscaped terrace.

Independent entrances, carefully positioned outdoor spaces and greenery help preserve privacy while allowing individual and communal living to coexist.

Photos by Steve Troes Fotodesign

•After/Esch-sur-Alzette9 apartmentsPrivate clientResidential DevelopmentLiving area  527 m²Planned 2027A few months afte...
13/10/2026

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After/Esch-sur-Alzette
9 apartments
Private client
Residential Development
Living area 527 m²
Planned 2027

A few months after our first construction update, the project has moved well beyond the groundwork and the building is gradually taking shape in the heart of Esch-sur-Alzette.

The concrete structure is progressing, bringing the scale and spatial organisation of the project into view. At this stage, close coordination between architecture, project manager, structure and building services is essential, particularly as the concrete ceilings will remain exposed in the finished spaces. This means that technical elements need to be carefully positioned before each concrete pour.

The current works bring together reinforcement, technical installations and detailed checks on site before the next concrete pour, another step in turning the project from plans into built space.

From an empty site to a building taking shape — AFTER continues to move forward.

For this year’s Journées de l’Architecture Luxembourgeoise we opened the doors of our studio in Mersch and invited visit...
07/10/2026

For this year’s Journées de l’Architecture Luxembourgeoise we opened the doors of our studio in Mersch and invited visitors to discover a project we experience every day: our own office.

Originally built as a house, the building was transformed into our architectural studio, which visitors were invited to discover and experience. For one afternoon, the place we usually work in became the project itself.

Thank you to everyone who joined us, explored the studio and took the time to exchange with our team. A special thank you to Journées de l'Architecture Luxembourgeoise and LUCA - Luxembourg Center for Architecture a for all their work, coordination and support.

Colour can do more than define the atmosphere of a space. In a daycare, it can also become part of the way the building ...
26/09/2026

Colour can do more than define the atmosphere of a space. In a daycare, it can also become part of the way the building is organised and understood.

In this project in Helmsange, the children are divided into rooms according to their age groups, from the youngest children through to ages 3–4. Each room is identified through a different floor colour, creating a direct visual distinction between the spaces.

The flooring therefore works both as a surface for everyday use and as part of the spatial orientation of the building.

A simple design decision can make the organisation of the daycare more legible while giving each age group its own identifiable space.

Photos by: Steve Troes Fotodesign

Biophilic design looks at how the built environment can maintain a closer relationship with nature. It goes beyond simpl...
23/09/2026

Biophilic design looks at how the built environment can maintain a closer relationship with nature. It goes beyond simply adding plants to a space.

Natural light, views to the outdoors, vegetation, materials and textures can all contribute to this connection and influence how a space is perceived and experienced.

For us, the interest lies in considering these elements as part of the architecture from the beginning. The relationship between interior and exterior, the choice of materials and the presence of natural elements can become part of a coherent spatial experience.

A design approach that connects architecture, nature and everyday wellbeing.

Photos by Steve Troes Fotodesign

22/09/2026

Our Limpertsberg project this month

Windhof, LuxembourgDaycare CenterPrivate ClientArea  486 m²Completed 2017Designed as a playful and welcoming environment...
20/09/2026

Windhof, Luxembourg
Daycare Center
Private Client
Area 486 m²
Completed 2017

Designed as a playful and welcoming environment for children, this daycare center is organised around a central core that connects the different areas of the daycare, including the kitchen and sanitary facilities.

The interiors remain deliberately neutral, creating a calm backdrop for the children who bring colour, movement and energy into the space through their presence.

Photos by: Steve Troes Fotodesign

Renovation projects often begin with a series of practical questions. What should be preserved? What needs to change? Wh...
18/09/2026

Renovation projects often begin with a series of practical questions. What should be preserved? What needs to change? Which constraints should be considered before defining the project?

We have prepared a renovation guide to bring together some of the key points to consider at the beginning of the process, from understanding the existing building to defining priorities, scope and next steps.

A clear starting point can help structure decisions before moving further into design and planning.

Explore our Renovation Guide through the link in our bio.

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