KPMG Luxembourg

Nicknamed the apple strudel because of the exterior lattice

KPMG Luxembourg

 

The "apple strudel" building, designed by architect François Valentiny, features a rusty exterior evoking Luxembourg's industrial past and provides 17,000 square meters of office space, consolidating KPMG's 1,255 employees from five different locations.

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Nicknamed the apple strudel because of the exterior lattice, the building was designed by Luxembourg architect François Valentiny, who also created Luxembourg’s pavilion at the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai. The rusty exterior is aimed at evoking the Grand Duchy’s industrial past, while the interior features 17,000 square metres of office space. The new HQ allows KPMG to bring together its 1,255 employees currently spread across five different sites in Luxembourg.

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