Architecture for Growth.
On the occasion of GSK Stockmannā€™s 10th anniversary in Luxembourg, BELVEDERE Architecture looks back on a special interior project: the workspace design of the offices in Kirchberg, shaped to express growth, identity, appreciation and a genuine place for art.
Architecture for Growth: On the occasion of GSK Stockmann’s 10th anniversary in Luxembourg, BELVEDERE Architecture looks back on a special interior project – the workspace design of the offices in Kirchberg.
With the office concept for GSK Stockmann, BELVEDERE Architecture created a working environment that goes far beyond pure functionality. The aim was to design spaces that support growth, make identity visible and, above all, express appreciation for the people who shape this place every day.
Workspace design means translating a company’s development into spatial quality. Well-designed offices do more than organise everyday work — they give progress a form, values an atmosphere, and daily work its own character.
In Kirchberg, this resulted in an office environment that brings together professionalism, comfort and company culture. The spatial design responds to the needs of a modern law firm while also creating a setting in which development, identity and cultural awareness become visible.
This approach also includes a genuine place for art. For years, GSK Stockmann has given art a visible presence in Luxembourg and, through its “Track” vernissages, has helped bring the contemporary art scene further into focus. This also includes works by our CEO Patrick Meyer.
We warmly congratulate GSK Stockmann on its 10th anniversary in Luxembourg and are pleased to have contributed to this development through the interior design of the office spaces in Kirchberg.
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