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City, Country Brussels, Belgium
Year since 2018
Client Société d‘Aménagement Urbain
Architect Bruther, Baukunst
Services Structural Engineering
Facts NFA: 10,860 m²

The building will be located in the future Brussels Media Park at the corner of Reyerslaan and Kolonel Bourgstraat. It will house the regional television channel BX1, part of the IHECS, the Brussels Video Centre and Screen.Brussels, an innovation platform with a co-working space, a business hotel, a catering space on the ground floor and a car park.

The south façade consists of a steel frame composed of rectangular steel profiles. It is completed by a three-dimensional lattice structure, a load-bearing and load-bearing facility consisting of tensile and compression profiles. This facade supports the floors, which have a span of 15 m. On the north side, they are supported by precast concrete T-shaped elements. These floors are composed of a mixed precast steel/concrete system.

The sequence of floors, i.e. free and open to the outside, offers great development potential and flexibility in terms of programme. The circulation is situated in two cores emerging from the main building. They allow great distributive efficiency and differentiated access to the floors according to the type of activity.

Structural Engineering
Education
Office
Mixed-Use
Steel