Bella Vita Waterloo in Belgium by FCM Architects

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This project involves the construction of an entire neighborhood on the site of a former Farm School in Waterloo, and entails the renovation of classified historic buildings on a 15-hectare area of land.

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• Architects: FCM Architects
• Project: Bella Vita Waterloo
• Location: Waterloo, Belgium
• Software used: AUTOCAD
• Client: Bella Vita S.A.
• Area: 49 000 m2
• Project launch: 2006
• Delivery: end of 2015
• Design: Temporary association Baudouin Courtens & FCM Architects
• Construction: FCM Architects and Jaspers-Eyers

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The concept is innovative and yet inspired by the history of the site: Our aim was to build an intergenerational village with global services, allowing seniors to be surrounded by evolving and adaptable living areas that responds to their needs.

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The project also includes services such as: convenience stores, a swimming pool, a nursery, a care center operated by Les Cliniques de l’Europe, a nursing home and assisted living residence. All this, while maintaining the essence of the existing buildings.

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FCM Architects has contributed to the creation of 182 flats (from 47 to 163 m²) and 87 houses (from 125 to 250 m²) in addition to the various facilities of the site, combining practicality and durability, two main values of our company.

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This project was launched in 2006 and will be fully completed by the end of 2015. Here, we have developed strong, long-term partnership which involves a team of experts who ensures sharp creative and technical management of the project.

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Tags: Belgium, Waterloo

Categories: Apartments, Autocad, House

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