The Passerelle des Arts is a pedestrian and cycling bridge in the Quartier Européen Sud in Luxembourgs Kirchberg neighborhood. It links the Avenue J. F. Kennedy, Kirchbergs mobility backbone, with the Contemporary Art Museum of Luxemburg (MUDAM) and the Musée Dräi Eechelen. Designed by the local firm Fabeck Architectes and Paris-based Marc Mimram Architecture Ingénierie, the Passerelle des Arts is characterized by its sculptural design as well as the goal of preserving its natural environment, considered a green treasure in the heart of the city. Winding through the trees of the urban forest, with benches installed in the curves, the architecture encourages people to slow down and take a contemplative stroll. The close relationship between nature and culture strongly influenced the choice of materials: the bridges main structure is made of polished stainless steel that is combined with light-colored concrete elements for the deck and glass railings. This results in an ever-changing materialization of the whole throughout the seasonsand depending on the weather. This book documents the entire concept, design, and construction process of the Passerelle des Arts through photographs, plans and drawings, and texts.

The Fonds Kirchberg is a public establishment under the supervision of Luxembourgs Ministry of Public Works which oversees the urban design and development of the Plateau de Kirchberg in the city of Luxembourg.