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SEPTEMBER 2023


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ONLINE CLIENT NEWSLETTER | SEPTEMBER 2023

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FOUNDATIONS OF A BETTER WORLD

Pierre Engel,
CEO of ArcelorMittal Kirchberg Real Estate


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IN JUNE 2023, ARCELORMITTAL BROKE GROUND ON OUR NEW GLOBAL HEADQUARTERS IN THE
KIRCHBERG DISTRICT OF LUXEMBOURG. WITHIN THREE YEARS, THIS ICONIC BUILDING WILL
SHOWCASE STEEL AS THE BEST AND MOST SUSTAINABLE MATERIAL FOR CONSTRUCTION.

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Imagined by French Architect Jean-Michel Wilmotte, supported by ArcelorMittal
Global R&D teams, this new building is designed with decarbonated steel and aims
for certification by three major sustainability labels: BREEAM, DGNG, and WELL.

Its concept proposes a holistic approach to construction putting in practice
fire engineering theories, composite beams and floors coupled to long span
girders without intermediate column giving the construction an outstanding
flexibility.


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THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE NEW HEADQUARTERS OFFICIALLY STARTED ON 21 JUNE 2023,
FOLLOWING A GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY.

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FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: PIERRE ENGEL, CEO OF ARCELORMITTAL KIRCHBERG REAL ESTATE AND
ADITYA MITTAL, CEO OF ARCELORMITTAL.

The materials we are using include beams, heavy plate, Magnelis®, and a range of
other flat and long products from ArcelorMittal. Most of these materials are
supplied with XCarb® green steel certificates and/or XCarb® recycled and
renewably produced, enabling us to reduce our Scope 3 emissions.

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CLICK ON THE VISUAL TO FIND OUT MORE ON XCARB®.


ARCELORMITTAL RECENTLY LAUNCHED HEAVY PLATE PRODUCED USING THE XCARB® RECYCLED
AND RENEWABLY PRODUCED (RRP) ROUTE. MADE WITH ALMOST 100% SCRAP STEEL AND
100-PERCENT RENEWABLE ELECTRICITY, THE CARBON EMISSIONS OF THIS PRODUCT ARE OVER
60-PERCENT LOWER THAN STEEL MADE VIA THE CONVENTIONAL BLAST FURNACE ROUTE.

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HEAVY PLATES ARE PRODUCED AT ARCELORMITTAL EUROPE’S MILL IN GIJON (SPAIN).

Despite their different production routes, the heavy plate produced via the
blast furnace (with XCarb® green steel certificates) and the XCarb® recycled and
renewably produced heavy plate have similar properties. That means we can easily
incorporate new recycled and renewably produced products into the construction
and improve the environmental profile of the building as ArcelorMittal’s
decarbonisation efforts gather pace.



Copyright: Wilmotte & Associés Architectes
Copyright: Wilmotte & Associés Architectes
Copyright: Wilmotte & Associés Architectes

Using sustainable steel construction principles and ArcelorMittal products has
enabled us to reduce the height of the building. The final structure will be
seven to ten times lighter than one made from traditional materials, and have a
significantly lower carbon footprint.




STEEL PRODUCTS ARE COMBINED EASILY, AS IN THIS BUILDING’S INFRASTRUCTURE.
SOLUTIONS DEPLOYED INCLUDE SLIM FLOOR BEAMS, HOT-ROLLED STEEL BEAMS JOINED WITH
HEAVY PLATE, AND LIGHT GAUGE STEEL FLOOR DECKS. THE DESIGN REDUCES THE USE OF
CONCRETE AND MAKES THE FLOOR THINNER. AS WELL AS CUTTING THE STRUCTURE’S WEIGHT,
THIS APPROACH CONTRIBUTES TO REDUCING THE HEIGHT OF THE BUILDING AND ITS CARBON
FOOTPRINT.

But we’re going further and looking to a future circular economy when this
building reaches the end of its useful life. In 2024 ArcelorMittal will launch a
competition involving major European architectural faculties. The students will
be asked to imagine how they would reuse components from ArcelorMittal’s
headquarters in 50 years. With more than 10,000 tonnes of steel used to create
the building’s structure – there will be a lot of material for them to work
with!

As most of the steel is protected – with coatings such as Magnelis® or by being
inside the building – it will have the same strength and properties as it does
today. The steel is also easy to re-cut and re-dimension. And any waste can be
recycled to create new steel.

In theory this process of reuse can continue forever. It will also ensure that
ArcelorMittal’s new global headquarters continues to contribute to creating a
better world – today and in the future.

Pierre Engel,
CEO of ArcelorMittal Kirchberg Real Estate.


ARCELORMITTAL KIRCHBERG IN FIGURES

 * 120,000 m3 of rock excavated and immediately recycled
 * 89,000 m3 of gross built area for a volume of 300,000 m3
 * 10,000 tonnes of steel used
 * 7,300 m² site
 * 2,600 workstations, each with natural light
 * 840 m² of photovoltaic panels
 * 377 parking spaces for cars, 50 for two-wheelers, and 120 for bicycles
 * 80 metres high
 * 22 levels, including 3 levels of parking
 * 10.4 tonnes of CO2 saved per beam by using XCarb® recycled and renewably
   produced steel

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SEPTEMBER ISSUE

Editorial by

PIERRE ENGEL


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