The architectural narrative of Maison BOS1 and Maison BOS2 intertwines sophistication with sustainability. The primary façade materials are high-quality beige bricks that naturally blend with the green landscape. Contrasting this is the dark bronze anodized aluminum used for window frames, sills, and door cladding, providing a modern touch and durability. The south, east, and west windows, equipped with adjustable slat blinds, showcase innovative functionality, offering optimal natural lighting and energy efficiency.

The villas flaunt several distinguishing features, setting them apart in the realm of luxury real estate:

• Moucharabieh Panels: The south-facing façades incorporate these intricately patterned structures to moderate sunlight, invoking both privacy and aesthetic warmth.
• Expansive Glass Surfaces: Vast, openable glass windows promote an unobstructed view and seamless integration with the outdoor terraces, enhancing the indoor-outdoor living experience.
• Custom Metal Cladding: Vertical metal cladding on certain facade sections adds rhythm to the overall design while protecting building elements from weather elements.
• Privately Owned Woods: Each property comes with nearly 10 acres of private woodland, providing unique landscapes and privacy.

• Location: Bereldance, perfectly situated close to the heart of Luxembourg City yet immersed in nature.
• Design: Contemporary architecture with a clear focus on integrating the buildings into their forested backdrop.
• Materials: Superior grade bricks, dark bronze anodized aluminum, and intuitive solar control solutions.
• Features: Panoramic views, bespoke architectural details, and extensive private outdoor spaces.