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Brucity, the new Administrative Centre of the City of Brussels, opened its doors on Monday 12 December 2022. Residents can now go to Rue des Halles 4 - 1000 Brussels. The City moved to better serve its citizens with simplified services, a better and more efficient reception, and extensive digitalisation to make services more autonomous and ...
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- Brucity Rooftop
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- How to Use The MyBXL Portal
Centre administratif Brucity. Brucity, le nouveau Centre administratif de la Ville de Bruxelles, a ouvert ses portes le lundi 12 décembre 2022. Les habitants peuvent désormais rejoindre le numéro 4 de la rue des Halles à 1000 Bruxelles.
Brucity, the new administrative centre of the City of Brussels | Smartcity. Brucity, the new Administrative Centre of the City of Brussels, opened its doors on Monday 12 December 2022. Residents can now go to Rue des Halles 4 - 1000 Brussels.
Brucity in foto's. Je persoonlijke ruimte op MyBXL. Heraanleg omgeving Brucity. Lees meer in de Brusseleir. AGENDA. ZIE OOK. Brucity, het nieuwe Administratief Centrum van de Stad Brussel, opende zijn deuren op maandag 12 december 2022. Inwoners kunnen nu terecht in de Hallenstraat 4 - 1000 Brussel.
- Modern Showcase
- History in Its Foundations
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- Paris on The Senne
- Downfall of Downtown
- Back to The Future?
- Collective Imagination
Like its predecessor, the city’s new home takes up an entire city block and on an even larger scale over its eight floors. Brucity contains around 60,000 square metres of space, of which 37,000 are dedicated to offices. In an inversion of the previous situation, parking is pushed underground, over four levels. There are 560 spaces for cars, close t...
The shipping analogy is fitting. The very spot where Brucity’s façade overlooks Rue du Marché aux Poulets as it meets Rue Sainte Catherine is the location of the medieval bridge or Scipbrug which carried the historic high street of Brussels, the steenweg, over the Senne river at its highest navigable point upstream. Behind that façade was once the ...
In the mid-16th century, a new canal was completed to the west of the werf. It allowed Brussels merchants to bypass the sluggish, winding Senne and avoid the tolls on that route charged by Mechelen for passage to the Scheldt and international markets. As heavy trade shifted to the city’s western periphery, the municipality saw a chance to ease traf...
For the western side of the grand new street, the city envisaged an enormous covered market complex with eight pavilions arranged in two parallel rows, like the famed Les Halles in Paris, first opened in 1857. For its version, Brussels wanted a 165-metre frontage on the new thoroughfare on a site 95 metres wide, covering over the river Senne and th...
After a spell as a theatre, the fortunes of the northern half of the market followed the socio-economic descent of most of downtown Brussels, hosting boxing matches and, after the Second World War, dog-racing. As the 1950s progressed, it was the turn of the wider Brussels area to undergo huge infrastructure work aimed at harnessing Expo 58 as a boo...
Brucity’s first city council meeting, in the new eighth-floor chamber with more space for public attendance, took place on January 16, 2023, just 300 metres from its now-mothballed predecessor. Proximity to the historic building in a place within the downtown nucleus of Brussels, the so-called Pentagon, was one of the requirements of the tender off...
In an article on Parking 58 in the Brussels Region’s own magazine on the built environment, published as the building’s demolition became certain in December 2014, architect Sven Sterken suggested that the building’s nature as a semi-public space within the dense, privately-owned and thus inaccessible mesh of the hypercentre had made Parking 58 “a ...
This event has already passed. On Saturday 11 March 2023, from 10 am to 6 pm, at the Brucity Administrative Centre. The City of Brussels invites its citizens to come and inaugurate the new Brucity Administrative Centre (Rue des Halles 4 - 1000 Brussels). Programme of the open day:
24 de jun. de 2023 · Saturday, 24 June 2023. By Lauren Walker. The Brussels skyline as seen from the rooftop on the Brucity building. Credit: Belga/ James Arthur Gekiere. The City of Brussels on Friday opened up the rooftop of its new administrative centre, Brucity, to the public, offering elevated views across the region.
