Renovation of Luxembourg Airport

Kleinmuller Architects is proud to be part of the renovation of the control tower at Luxembourg-Findel Airport, an architectural landmark in the country’s aviation landscape.

This renovation represents a significant intervention within one of the country’s most recognisable pieces of aviation infrastructure.

Kleinmuller Architects was appointed to modernise and requalify the existing structure while preserving its operational continuity.

With great expertise that combines contemporary architecture with public architecture, and by combining elegant, bold and timeless material expression, Kleinmuller fits perfectly for this role.

The project focuses on upgrading the tower’s structural performance, interior organisation and material specification to meet contemporary standards of safety, comfort and energy efficiency.

Through a careful architectural review, the team worked to refine spatial sequences, enhance visibility, and improve circulation patterns for personnel, ensuring an optimised working environment.

A key aspect of the project lies in its respectful yet forward-looking architectural approach.

While the tower retains its emblematic silhouette within the airport landscape, the renovation introduces a more coherent internal identity built around clarity, durability and restrained materiality.

The design reinforces the tower’s symbolic civic presence while integrating discreet technical systems essential for its mission.

This balance between technical precision and architectural sensibility exemplifies Kleinmuller Architects’ commitment to enhancing functional public infrastructure through responsible and contemporary design. The renovated tower ultimately stands as a renewed landmark for Luxembourg’s aviation sector.

Through this initiative, Kleinmuller Architects, an architecture studio based in Luxembourg, reaffirms its commitment to public architecture and sustainable design.

Photography: LW / Gerry Huberty