The Résidences Benelux project was developed in response to the specific characteristics of the site in the city of Esch-sur-Alzette, aiming to establish a controlled relationship between the building, the surrounding landscape, and the urban context.

The layout and organisation of the volume prioritise openness towards more private and natural areas, ensuring privacy and quality of use, while reducing exposure to the more urban surroundings.

The building maintains continuity with the existing development (Lot 1) through the use of the same façade materials, ensuring visual coherence and unity across the ensemble, despite the physical separation between volumes.

The choice of materials was guided by durability and resistance to climatic conditions, reducing long-term maintenance requirements.

Green roofs contribute to the building’s thermal comfort and strengthen its integration into the landscape, creating a more balanced relationship between construction and nature.

The interior organisation, structured in a linear layout, establishes a clear connection between entrance spaces and outdoor courtyards, promoting spatial continuity and quality of use.

The project was developed and executed in compliance with the approved PAP, ensuring full adherence to applicable planning and regulatory requirements.

The result is a residential project that balances integration, functionality, and durability, with a pragmatic and execution-oriented approach.