As we approach the final stages of the Gemini 1 renovation, a large scale project that we have been working on since 2018, we take a look back at the evolution of the site as we anticipate the completion. Built on the site of an historic banking building, and situated amidst the picturesque landscape of Luxembourg, this development promises to redefine contemporary living with its innovative design and meticulous attention to detail.

Sideshore’s glamping cabin design has been awarded second prize in the 2023 architecture competition sponsored by the Odre des Architectes et des Ingénieurs-Conseils (OAI) and the Luxembourg Ministry of Tourism.

On 7 June, the Embassy of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg in London, in close cooperation with the Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce officially launched the Business Club Luxembourg - United Kingdom, the new reference network for companies doing business between Luxembourg and the United Kingdom.

Sideshore will attend the Professional Day of the event “In Praise of Fiber” on 21st March 2022, held in Luxembourg at Subtile, 21A Avenue Gaston Diderich. You can find out more about the event below and we hope to see you there!

Our architect Paschy was one of eleven finalists in the annual bim contest architectural competition. The competition received 86 entries from around the world which proposed a social centre for Evry Courcouronnes.

Carolina Lazo- Albrecht, our founder, was interviewed by Wunnen Magazine in their 64th issue and discussed the transformation and renovation of a 20th Century farmhouse and its outbuildings into a comfortable family home.

Autodesk Revit for Architecture Certification: we are happy to be able to offer expertise in BIM within Revit Architecture to our clients as part of our services.

In the article, titled “Neu Gedacht” (Freshly Conceptualised), Carolina discusses the renovation of old houses in Luxembourg and how Sideshore works to freshly reconceptulise these buildings. Throughout the article, the challenges of designing and creating new living spaces that work together with the existing elements of a building are discussed: how to create a contrast between new and old inspiration, whilst taking into consideration the urban and historical aspects of the existing construction.

On Wednesday 7th February 2018 Carolina will be taking part in a panel discussion at the third BLC Professional and Entrepreneurial Women event, sharing her stories and advice on launching a company here in Luxembourg. She will also be giving advice to women looking to set up their own business, discussing the challenges faced in doing so in Luxembourg