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Sergison Bates unpacks Brussels regeneration project
Practice cites influence of ‘béguinages’ for 400-home, €100m scheme
Sergison Bates has won a design competition for a €100m new neighbourhood in Brussels that will deliver hundreds of new homes, sports facilities and new commercial space.
The practice is part of a design team that includes local practice noArchitecten, Brussels-based architect Aurélie Hachez and Dutch firm Korteknie Stuhlmacher that will transform a 7.4ha former industrial site in the Biestebroeck area of Anderlecht.
The winning team beat three other teams at the final stage of the competition. They were led by local firms Multiple Architecture and Urbanisme, Bogdan & Van Broeck and ORG.
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