The selected site offers reduced urban intensity during working hours and direct visual access to surrounding greenery. The decision to locate the office here was driven by the relationship between workspace and landscape, prioritizing framed views of nature as part of the daily working environment.
Luxembourg has officially entered the era of 3D-printed living. Standing at just about 11.5 feet wide and 58 feet long, the Tiny House LUX squeezes innovation, sustainability, and style into a remarkably compact 506-square-foot footprint. Developed by Coral Construction Technologies - a division of ICE Industrial Services - and designed by ODA Architects, this petite dwelling isn't just a one-off experiment. It's a bold prototype for a new kind of housing solution in one of Europe's most expensive and space-limited markets.
