As the launch of the LUGA ephemeral open-air exhibition approaches, the urban gardens undergoing transformation are being unveiled from a new angle. Thanks to the spectacular aerial images captured by drone by the IP Luxembourg agency, visitors can admire these areas undergoing development while respecting their natural heritage.
In less than two months, visitors and nature lovers will be able to explore several emblematic sites, each offering a unique vision of the harmony between urban planning and vegetation.
The Pétrusse valley, where the ten young designers will be unveiling their urban gardens.
The path winds through Leon Kluge’s Life on the Verge urban garden, located at the entrance to the Pétrusse valley.
The eight gardens of the Luxembourgish Horticultural Federation, located near the Pescatore Foundation.
Solum by Atelier Faber, an urban garden near the chimney of the old steam engine and the red bridge (Rout Bréck) in Pfaffenthal.
Après l’effondrement by OUPAPO, an urban garden near the Saint-Mathieu church in Pfaffenthal.