Design: Jaspers-Eyers Architects. Alternatively known as ‘The Circle,’ the project uses transparency as a key theme. The glass facade forms a skin around the circular building’s open plan central atrium space, where daily activities are illuminated with a full 360 degrees of natural light.
The Flanders Architecture Institute announce exhibition ‘exhibition Shopping Towns Europe’ at deSingel International Arts Campus, Antwerp, curated by Janina Gosseye.
Design: MDW ARCHITECTURE with H+G Architects. New sustainable wooden supermarket in Liège, a simple typology handled with ambition and craftiness, becomes a subtle operation of urban acupuncture that heals the place where it is built.
Design: architecten de vylder vinck taillieu
“An ensemble of all sorts becomes an ensemble as such”. A grand, nineteenth century façade, a structure of ‘stacked tables’ and a leitmotif of shining, black volumes form together the new social services centre in Ledeberg.
Design: Gijs Van Vaerenbergh. The installation invites the spectator to walk through one kilometre of steel corridors. A series of Boolean transformations create spaces and perspectives that reinterpret the traditional labyrinth
Design: Studio Libeskind, architects / H2a. Conceived as a new architectural landmark for Mons, the new convention center is a key element in a plan for economic revitalization, and serves as a connector between the old and the new.
Design terams call: a cover over the Ring is a historic opportunity that can fundamentally transform the city through a large park element around the city.
Architects: 3XN. The Digital Port will be a cultural building with a range of activities, where modern technologies will be made available to citizens and visitors to the Smart City project
Design: C.F. Møller Architects + Brut Architecture and Urban Design. Architectural competition win for new residential and mix-use tower in Nieuw Zuid area in Antwerp, with a proposal that redefines residential high-rise as a vertical social community
Architects: CAAN architecten
The mission as proposed by the owner and master builder was to create an office on a small corner site of a former fueling station. The building area is situated on a large traffic crossroad.
Design: KCAP Architects&Planners with evr-Architecten
Winning design team for one of three residential towers in the Antwerp Nieuw Zuid project. This new residential area developing along the Schelde is based on a masterplan by Studio Associates Secchi-Viganò.
Design: architectenbureau cepezed + Philippe Samyn and Partners
Europe’s largest entirely passive office building is located on one of Brussel’s major urban regeneration sites called Tour & Taxis on the inland port’s quayside.
Design: BURO II & ARCHI+I. The new residential care centre offering around 100 beds replaces the existing, outdated St. Jozef facility in Woumen, a submunicipality of Diksmuide.
Design: BURO II & ARCHI+I, architects. Comprehensive upgrade of a social housing company outdated buildings. Emphasis was put on healthier homes, rational and more efficient use of space, lower energy consumption and low maintenance costs.
Design: BURO II & ARCHI+I, architects
These two multi-storey properties respect the scale of the adjacent residential centre. Both buildings optimally integrate in the landscape as a result of their underground garage and the planting of dune grasses.
Design: Vincent Callebaut Architectures. New images of urban renewal project limiting carbon emissions in the European Union capital. The role of architects “involves advocating for a hybrid history”, and making bold choices.
Design: van Bergen Kolpa Architects
The Vegetable Palace is an ambitious project for research and demonstration of vegetable cultivation that will further connect Inagro, the Flemish institute for agriculture, to the agro-logistical sector and the food-consumer.
Design: UNStudio
Designed for ProWinko and in collaboration with Belgian architects Jaspers-Eyers, Le Toison d’Or is a hybridisation of a traditional building-block typology and a mixed-use development with a retail podium.
Design: ELD partnership
In the light of day the surface of the Mediahuis building comes into it’s own. The dark stone effect finish catches the light wonderfully and makes the building shimmer.
