Villa LuginsLand, a Grade I Historic Property in Rabat, Malta, dates back to the 19th century. Built by Baron Maximilian Tucher von Simmelsdorf and designed by Francesco Zammit, the Villa showcases a blend of Italian Neo-Renaissance and Baroque influences. Over the years it has hosted distinguished guests, including Wilhelm II and King Edward VII, reinforcing its status as a cultural landmark in Malta.

The ongoing restoration project at Villa Luginsland focuses on preserving its historic masonry, and ornate architectural details. AX Construction’s expert restoration team is employing advanced restoration techniques to maintain the building’s structural integrity and distinctive character, while thoughtfully incorporating modern solutions that respect the Villa’s historical significance. With meticulous care and precision, the team is committed to reviving the Villa’s original craftsmanship and restoring its aesthetic beauty to its former glory.

Denise Xuereb, Director of Construction & Development at AX Construction, expresses pride in their involvement, noting, “It is an honor to be entrusted with the restoration of Villa LuginsLand’s masonry, and we are fully committed to preserving this iconic piece of our heritage.” This restoration project aligns with a broader mission to protect Malta’s architectural legacy, celebrating the past while creating new cultural opportunities for the future.

The vision for Villa LuginsLand is to transform part of the building into a vibrant cultural space, designed to host exhibitions, artistic events, and community activities. Rebranded as LuginsLand of Art, the project will revitalize the villa, establishing its focal point for cultural and artistic expression in Rabat. AX Construction’s commitment to heritage preservation, exemplified by projects like Villa Luginsland, underscores the dedication to safeguarding Malta’s rich cultural identity.