par Les Délires Productions | Jan 16, 2020 | 2. Projects, 2.4. Consuming Places, 2.4.5. Retail Stores, Projects, Slider, Vimeo
It was either chance, or a great opportunity, that transformed the life of the sheds building on the Tour and Taxis site. When the BRAFA arrived to set up its operations, Extensa realised that there was a market for the organisation of exhibitions and fairs...
par Les Délires Productions | Sep 26, 2017 | 2. Projects, 2.1. Residential Buildings, 2.1.6. Social Housing, 2.4. Consuming Places, 2.4.4. Restaurants and bars, Projects, Slider, Vimeo
Portrait of the artist Jean Glibert on the work he did at the « rue Stéphanie ». The CPAS (Public Centre for Social Welfare) in Brussels called upon the Baumans-Deffet firm to construct a complex of 17 housing units and a social restaurant in Rue Stéphanie in Laeken....
par Les Délires Productions | Mai 15, 2017 | 2. Projects, 2.2. Work places, 2.2.5. Offices, 2.3. Educational Buildings, 2.3.7. Cultural Buildings, 2.4. Consuming Places, 2.4.4. Restaurants and bars, 2.4.5. Retail Stores, 2.6. Tourism Buildings, 2.6.5. Tourist Attractions, Projects, Slider, Vimeo
The Gare Maritime was one of the largest railway stations in Europe. As part of the development of the Tour & Taxis site, Extensa hired Neutelings Riedijk Architects to design and regenerate the building as a covered town. This vidéo is in 2 parts: watch de first...
par Les Délires Productions | Sep 22, 2016 | 2. Projects, 2.1. Residential Buildings, 2.1.1. Apartments Buildings, 2.3.8. Art Galleries, 2.4.4. Restaurants and bars, 2.6.3. Hostels, Slider, Vimeo
Following its acquisition of the old Belle-Vue breweries site in Molenbeek (Brussels, Belgium), Nelson Canal has, with the help of the A2M architectural office, been working on renovating the buildings and giving them a new direction: a youth hotel, passive housing,...
par Les Délires Productions | Sep 2, 2016 | 2. Projects, 2.4. Consuming Places, 2.4.6. Shopping Mails, Slider, Vimeo
Docks Bruxsel is a hub, a place for exchange and a place to live, underpinned by the economic support of commerce. The aim of this new commercial pole in the north of Brussels is to bring life to an old neighbourhood that was once marked by the presence of the...
par Les Délires Productions | Mar 12, 2016 | 2. Projects, 2.1. Residential Buildings, 2.1.1. Apartments Buildings, 2.1.6. Social Housing, 2.3. Educational Buildings, 2.3.4. Nurcery, 2.4. Consuming Places, 2.4.5. Retail Stores, Projects, Slider, Vimeo
Tivoli Sustainable Neighbourhood is the largest project that citydev.brussels has ever undertaken. This eco-neighbourhood will include economic activity (Greenbizz), housing, two crèches, and 1,000 m² of shops. It is located on a complex site, as it’s squeezed in...
