In the Wobrécken district of Esch-sur-Alzette, between Grande-Duchesse Charlotte and Winston-Churchill boulevards, the Generatiounscampus Wobrécken opened in May 2024: a campus comprising a primary school for around 300 to 360 pupils, a maison relais (after-school care facility), a day nursery for 40 toddlers, a sports hall and a care centre with 130 rooms for the elderly care organisation Elysis. The building is constructed from timber and built according to passive house principles.

Construction required the removal of between 150 and 200 trees that were already growing on the site. At the time, the municipality of Esch-sur-Alzette announced that the trees would be compensated for with new planting along Grande-Duchesse Charlotte boulevard as part of the site’s redevelopment.

Van den Berk Nurseries supplied 53 trees in three species for this replanting. Amelanchier arborea 'Robin Hill' (serviceberry), 11 specimens in size 20-25 as standards: a small tree with white-pink blossom in spring and yellow to red autumn colour. Acer campestre 'Elsrijk' (field maple), 7 specimens in size 20-25 and 24 specimens in size 35-40 as standards: a compact tree with a dense, oval to broadly conical crown, highly tolerant of paving and urban conditions. Gleditsia triacanthos 'Sunburst' (golden honey locust), 11 specimens in size 35-40 as standards: a thornless cultivar with a light, open crown and golden-yellow spring foliage.