This building is located at the border between Saint-Louis (France) and Basel (Switzerland), in a strategic area at the crossroads of three countries: France, Switzerland, and Germany. It is in close proximity to the Saint-Louis border checkpoint, a key passage for cross-border workers and travelers connecting the two cities. The complex consists of two distinct buildings with different architectural styles. The first, more traditional, is a typical regional construction with a tiled roof, a simple façade, and small dormer windows, reminiscent of Alsatian architecture. The second, more modern, features clean lines, a less sloped roof, and contemporary design elements. The immediate surroundings are characterized by a mix of residential buildings and transit infrastructure, reinforcing the dynamic nature of this highly frequented cross-border area. Its location provides quick access not only to Basel but also to neighboring Germany, making it a strategic spot for workers and residents looking to live between these three countries.