Centre Elise Dufaing
Balancing heritage and technical innovation, with flexibility
Nestled in the heart of Belair in Luxembourg City, the new Elise Dufaing Centre stands as a fine example of integration within an existing built environment. Led by the Sisters of St. Francis of Mercy, the project embodies a harmonious blend of heritage conservation and modernity, while providing a functional environment for its users.
To learn more, read the joint interview with Marc Lorant and Bastien Weinum, engineers at Betic Ingénieurs-Conseils, part of Sweco, in the latest issue of Neomag.
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