Lämkaul master plan in Vianden

As part of the complete overhaul of its General Development Plan (PAG), the City of Vianden commissioned LSC360 to draw up a master plan for the future development of the southern entrance to the city. This strategic document served as the basis for the revision of the municipality’s General Development Plan (PAG), defining the broad guidelines for the development of the site.
As part of this mission, a guideline (Leitbild) was developed based on an in-depth analysis of the existing situation, supplemented by a preliminary study and a synthesis of the existing situation.
The Leitbild was then used to draw up a master plan for the future development of the site.

As part of this mission, a guideline (Leitbild) was developed based on an in-depth analysis of the existing situation, supplemented by a preliminary study and a summary of the issues identified. This approach made it possible to establish a clear and coherent vision for the future development of the site.
On this basis, a master plan was drawn up, incorporating an urban programme and a summary assessment of technical feasibility.

On this basis, a master plan was drawn up, incorporating urban programming and a summary assessment of technical feasibility.
Two master plans were then developed for the overhaul of the PAG, translating the principles of the master plan to the operational level.

The project was carried out in close consultation with stakeholders, resulting in several working meetings and leading to the production of comprehensive documentation, both written (reports, summaries) and graphic (plans, explanatory diagrams).