ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Brussels’OPENING OF SIBLINGSFACTORY in Brussels, Belgium by JDS architectsTuesday, September 10th, 2013Article source: JDS architects JDS invites you to join Siblingsfactory for the opening of their new concept store in downtown Brussels today! We’re excited to have designed this new space in the heart of Brussels. The store’s opening will be paired with the 100th anniversary of Le Mont Saint Michel.  Image Courtesy © JDS architects
Square de l’Accueil in Brussels, Belgium by ARJMSaturday, May 18th, 2013Article source: ARJM The project \”Square de l’Accueil\” (Welcoming Square) includes a public square of 10,000 m2, 53 flats, a school, commercial spaces and an underground parking. The project itself includes all the components of the city at a smaller scale. The site is a neighborhood at a strategic entry point towards one of Brussels communes, Evere. The project is the missing « puzzle piece » to the realisation of the current site as an animated liveable space.  Image courtesy ARJM (Abdelmajid Boulaioun)
Habitation TSL in Brussels, Belgium by ADN ArchitecturesFriday, April 20th, 2012Article source: ADN Architectures Since the creation of adn, the production follows an evolutionary curve from the creation of furniture to the current studies for public buildings, while passing by transformations and new constructions of housing. The objective in the medium and long term is a catch of market in the public domain (together of residences, infrastructures school, cultural, sporting, etc). However, a great interest will always be kept on the design of more small scales such as furniture, single-family housing, lofts, etc.  Exterior View
Savonnerie Heymans Par in Brussels,Belgium by MDW ArchitectureSunday, March 25th, 2012Article source: MDW Architecture The Savonnerie Heymans complex won the MIPIM Award 2011 in the Residential developments category. Brussels, March 16, 2012 – On the 6,500m² site of a former soap factory less than half a mile from the Grand’Place, the social housing project creates a real “village” of 42 sustainable accommodations of different types including studios, 1 to 6-bedroom apartments, lofts, duplexes and Maisonettes. Although a 100% public housing scheme, thanks to the diversity of its program the Savonnerie Heymans provides a variety of spaces echoing the diversity of the people living in the very heart of Brussels. Glass-enclosed bio-climatic loggias characterize the entire complex, providing an effective acoustical and thermal barrier but also providing a sense of privacy.  Image Courtesy Olivia Noel
Brussels Airport Connector in Belgium by UNStudioSaturday, November 12th, 2011Article source: UNStudio The design for the Brussels Airport Connector Building focuses on providing a highly efficient, flexible infrastructural element that connects to and negotiates the existing airport architecture. The connector is part of the future ambition of the Brussels Airport to create a European hub in Brussels. The design approach ensures cohesive functioning of the three buildings, with the Connector Building establishing a seamless connection between the two contrasting identities of the terminal and Pier A, whilst simultaneously creating its own new identity.  Aerial View
Residential complex Le Lorrain in Brussels, Belgium by MDW ArchitectureSaturday, November 5th, 2011Article source: MDW Architecture Renovation of the former Brumétal dealer of old iron into a social housing complex composed of a 4-flat building connected by a large common open space to 3 maisonettes at the rear of the site.  Image Courtesy Julien Lanoo
Bronks youth theatre in Brussels, Belgium by MDMAThursday, June 2nd, 2011Article source: MDMA The theatre is situated at the Pig Market/Varkensmarkt/Marcé aux porcs. The overall form of a theater is already defined for the larger part by the problem of acoustics; how to solve it. In essence the Bronks is no more then two large boxes fit together with around it enough margin for circulation and acoustics. Below stage level ‘half under under street level’, we have put the reception, sanitary facilities and techniques. Under the roof top sit the administration and café cum foyer.  Front View
The Cube Pavilion by Park AssociatiMonday, March 21st, 2011THE CUBE – dining with a view – is a pavilion designed by Park Associati to house an itinerant restaurant commissioned by Electrolux Home Products Corporation N.V. Designed to be placed in unexpected and dramatic European locations, it will be launched in Brussels on April 1st, 2011 where it will sit atop of the Parc du Cinquantenaire, close to the headquarters of the European Community.  The Cube by Electrolux
House In The Outskirts Of Brussels by Philippe SAMYN and PARTNERSTuesday, March 15th, 2011This house for an artist includes the street level of an existing small house. It now houses the entry hall, a family room and a kitchen; the living-room and the stairway are in the extension to the building.  House In The Outskirts Of Brussels
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