The construction of ArcelorMittal’s new headquarters in Luxembourg is gathering pace, with the building in Luxembourg City acting as a showcase for the brand, Kallanish hears.
The steelmaker says the construction site is the largest in Luxembourg and the Greater Region. The group announced in June 2023 that the first steel beam on the 21-storey building had been installed.
Now standing at more than eight storeys high, the building is scheduled to be ready in 2027. The building is also meant as a showcase for Steligence, which ArcelorMittal calls its proprietary design philosophy, combining sustainability, innovation and flexibility in construction at scale, comprising steel, glass and green spaces.
The building’s exoskeleton is being built with its low-emission steel brand, XCarb, which is made in Luxembourg with 100% recycled steel in an EAF, using 100% renewable energy. The XCarb recycled and renewably produced steel is produced in Differdange and Belval and fabricated in the Steligence Fabrication Centre.
Christian Koehl Germany
