The post-war office building in Brussels’ European Quarter underwent a major structural transformation to meet contemporary requirements.
The existing central staircase and lift shaft, along with a double row of internal columns that hindered flexibility, were removed. In their place, new columns and beams have been installed with more efficient, rational spacing. This modification creates a spacious open ground floor and optimised workspaces above.
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