Building and sharing a sustainable future
What if every drop of water and every ray of sunlight could be recovered, optimised or recycled? What if every brick could be reinvested in a new building at a later stage? And what if every outdoor space could become a refuge for biodiversity, preserving fragile ecosystems and supporting harmonious cohabitation between man and nature?
Kiem 2050, the first residential development to be designed using a circular approach in Kirchberg, is already projecting itself into the urban planning of tomorrow, with the ambition of creating an exemplary model in Luxembourg that respects the environment and has a positive impact on biodiversity.
From design through to completion, Kiem 2050 incorporates materials that respect people and nature, as well as energy-saving technologies and sustainable construction practices. It's about going beyond pre-existing ways of doing things in order to create living spaces that inspire, breathe and last.
An exceptional quality of life: KIEM 2050 offers not just a home, but an enriched residential experience. Each living space is private, but opens onto places to meet, share and work, all in a village atmosphere. The spaces are designed to promote well-being, social interaction and respect for the environment. More than a building complex, Kiem 2050 is a project looking towards a shared and positive future for the community.
Ce mercredi 7 juin, le Fonds Kirchberg, Immobel et Prefalux, en présence de François Bausch, Vice-Premier ministre, ministre de la Mobilité et des Travaux publics,...
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