This year, IK-CNCI took part in the WORK it OUT competition, a European initiative proposed by ERIH – European Route of Industrial Heritage.
The aim is to encourage young people to discover the incredible industrial heritage present throughout Europe.
For its 1st participation, the IK-CNCI wanted to highlight one of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg’s flagship brownfield redevelopment projects. The video was shot on the Metzeschmelz site, a former ARBED factory in Esch-sur-Alzette / Schifflange, whose rehabilitation project is being led by IK-CNCI partner L’AGORA.
The video was produced on September 8, 2023 in collaboration with the Service Jeunesse de la Ville d’Esch, who mobilized the young dancers, offering them the opportunity to work on the choreography with the Shiny Queens and to dance in front of Diogo Dos Santos’ camera.
The IK-CNCI would like to thank all its partners once again!
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Our partners WORK it OUT 2023
The ERIH – European Route of Industrial Heritage, is the tourist information network on industrial heritage in Europe certified as a “Cultural Route of the Council of Europe”. The network brings together some 350 members in 27 countries. More than 100 member sites are anchor points, sites of exceptional historical importance in the field of industrial heritage, offering their visitors unique tours. The regional itineraries proposed by ERIH enable visitors to discover landscapes that have been particularly affected by industrialization throughout Europe. In total, over 2,200 sites of interest throughout Europe are listed on the ERIH website. Each site is linked to one or more of the 16 European thematic itineraries identified by ERIH.
Le Service Jeunesse de la Ville d’Esch is aimed at young people aged 12 to 30, and offers a wide range of artistic, sporting and cultural projects.
For more information visit their website or their Facebook or Instagram accounts.
The AGORA team creates eco-responsible neighborhoods from a wealth of expertise. Few development companies combine all their skills, bringing together civil engineering, architecture, urban planning, environmental sciences and real estate development.
AGORA has embarked on the development of the district of the future: Metzeschmelz, an industrial wasteland between Esch-sur-Alzette and Schifflange, which is to be completely redeveloped into a district unique of its kind in Luxembourg. The project is based on a new approach to mobility and energy efficiency.
