HOTEL DE LIGNE

 LOCATION 

Brussels, Belgium 

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CLIENT

Immomills Louis de Waele Development s.a. and Parlement de la Communauté Française de Belgique

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PARTNERS 

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ARTIST 

Jean Glibert, Marin Kasimir, Bob Verschueren, and Patrick Corillon

PROJET

1998 - 2001​

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CONSTRUCTION

2001

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AREA

11,000 sqm

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CONTEXT

hemicycle, meeting rooms, a library, offices, reception room, and two atria

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SETTING

City centre

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The Hôtel de Ligne is a prestigious building in the neoclassical style dating from 1778, converted into its present form in 2001, and which retains its soul thanks to a harmonious blend of classical and contemporary architecture.It is a building revitalised and given a new lease of life by its new areas, its transparency, its performance, and its functionality. The building offers parliamentary committee rooms, a hemicycle, a library, offices and reception rooms arranged around the two newly created atria. The Hôtel de Ligne has now become a modern centre for political decision-making and multicultural meetings.

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MIPIM AWARDS 2002