Authors: Carole Schmit (ed.), Dragos Ghioca, Christoph Odenbreit, Andras Kozma, Annie Guerriero, Bruno Domange, Eric Chenal, and others. 

Book Design: Anne Franssen and Nathalie Wathele - Sunny-Side-Up, Brussels

Printing: Graphius, Belgium

First published by University of Luxembourg

Printed in Belgium, 2023
ISBN 978-99959-0-867-6

“The publication, following the completion of the project, tells the story of how 40 partners, public and private, have been actively collaborating under the lead of the University of Luxembourg for about 3 years to figure out how to design and build in a way, which allows to transform, deconstruct, dis- and reassemble again.” 

Authored and edited by Carole Schmit (ed.), with contributions from Dragos Ghioca, Christoph Odenbreit (UniLu), Andras Kozma (DESA), Annie Guerriero & Bruno Domange (LIST), Corinne Brever (Bois Brever), Olivier Abreu (Metal Constructions Guy Gardula), Hans Alf & Anna-Maria Prax (The Coatinc Company), Fred Feidt (Betons Feidt), with illustrations by Diana Zarnescu, and artistic documentation by Eric Chenal. 

The book is part of the project Petite Maison realised on behalf of the University of Luxembourg in the framework of the European Capital of Culture Esch 2022.

Petite Maison was realised by the University of Luxembourg as part of the European Capital of Culture 2022 and with the support of frEsch ASBL, City of Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg. The project was directed by Prof. Carole Schmit in collaboration with Dragos Ghioca, architect and researcher-in-practice (Master Program in Architecture, UniLu), Prof. Christoph Odenbreit (Arcelor Mittal Chair at UniLu), Engineer Andras Kozma (DESA), researchers from Luxembourg Institute of Science and 40 other institutional and private partners.