Located on the Luxembourg-France border, the Belval building is a collaborative office development that responds to the rich industrial heritage of Belval, revitalising the area by making a positive contribution to the site and its surroundings. The scheme relates sympathetically to its neighbouring buildings and addresses the different characteristics of the principal axis of Porte de France on its eastern end and the Place de l'Académie to the west, while creating a green light-filled atrium that forms the social and environmental heart of the building. >>>

The comptroller building design aspires to keep a formal and respectful appearance worthy of a national institution while representing the values of openness and transparency. The comptroller building facades are coated with chiseled local stone combined with vertical elongated light windows and shading louver shelves designed according to each façade's cardinal direction, to ensure passive filtration of direct light and screening... >>>