Renovation and circularity at the heart of the projects. Highline and Soap House combine rehabilitation and new construction

Ideally located near Brussels' inner ring road, facing Henri Frick Park, Highline and Soap House offer a unique fusion of renovation and innovation. The former headquarters of Nagelmackers Bank will undergo transformation through a renovation project aimed at creating 7,600 sq.m. of workspace, while the adjacent plot will host the construction of 20 contemporary residential units, seamlessly integrated into a green setting.

Key principles include material reuse, a circular economy, nearly zero energy efficiency, and alignment with the EU taxonomy.

Accessibility, landscape quality, interior circulation space design, and biodiversity preservation make Highline and Soap House innovative projects perfectly suited to the needs of future occupants.

The permits were obtained in August 2024.

Sustainability and well-being: Highline and Soap House will be EU Taxonomy aligned and aim at BREEAM Outstanding and WELL Platinum certifications.

Realex is a mixed-use development project in the heart of Brussels’ European District. Encompassing the new development of the European Commission’s Conference Center, it also includes an adjacent office building, along with retail space and public facilities.

This highly energy-performa new building is designed to the highest standards of energy efficiency, well-being, and environmental certifications, and will feature an envelope equipped with photovoltaic cells to enable local energy production.

In term of outdoor spaces, meet “Pocket Park”, nestled between Rue J. de Lalaing and Rue de la Loi which offers a refreshing retreat for relaxation and social interactions. In addition, the office building will boast a seventh-floor terrace, offering a splendid view of the European District.

The site’s direct connection to the Maelbeek multimodal transport hub places accessibility at the forefront of its design. Realex will also provide a parking facility for 220 cars, charging points for electric vehicles, as well as convenient facilities for bicycles and cargo bikes, including showers and lockers.

Realex is certified “BREEAM Outstanding” at the design stage and is aligned with EU Taxonomy. It is designed to achieve WELL Platinum, DGNB Gold, and EPC A for offices while adhering to the principles of the New European Bauhaus.

Notably, the conference center has already been sold to the European Commission, marking a significant milestone in this transformative initiative.

CITY DOX – new life along the Canal in Anderlecht!
Ideally located at the entrance of the City and along the banks of the Canal in Anderlecht, City Dox is a new district which gathers apartments, a rest home, retails, services to business and productive activities, and soon a school. A modern, friendly and innovative district at the foot of public transportation and cycle tracks. A green district equipped with rainwater recovery systems, innovative waste management, solar panels, secured parking places for bicycles and cargo bikes, green spaces, a vegetable garden, and a superb park.
Let's go green! The commercialisation of Park Side is in full fledge : 74 bright and luminous apartments set in the peaceful park.
Discover Park Side

Speed'up
At the doorstep of the Thalys and Eurostar, Move'Hub is located in the heart of the capital's busiest mobility hub (TGV, trains, metros, streetcars, bicycles, cabs, public parking, STIB, De Lijn and Tec buses...). Move'Hub is ideally rooted in a sustainable and connected city.

Meet'up
Committed to creating a balanced society, Move'Hub offers unmatched accessibility and visibility, as well as a warm welcome in efficient spaces. A mixed-use complex, including housing, offices, restaurants, community facilites and retail, Move'Hub creates a new, lively, urban atmosphere.

Resilient, with a bright atrium, Move'Hub's offices allow for flexible layouts and offer a wide variety of future adaptations.

Green'up
With high environmental goals, Move'Hub aims for BREEAM Outstanding and WELL Platinum certifications, in addition to alignment with the European Taxonomy objectives. A zero fossil fuel building, Move'Hub also advocates the reuse of materials, prefabrication and modularity for a reduced carbon footprint and waste. The outdoor spaces and terraces on all floors and the creation of a common garden for the residents contribute to the well-being and the climatic effort (coolness island and biodiversity). Move'Hub contributes to the sustainable transition of the neighborhood.

Move'Hub
The place to live, work and play for a new generation of European citizens.

PROGRAM
• 79 affordable residential units, 64 of which are subsidized
• 38,000 m² of offices
• 2.500 m² of retail and community facilities
• 2.600 m² collective garden
• 342 bicycle parking spaces as well as EV charging stations


DELIVERY
End of 2027

Atenor and AG Real Estate aim to contribute to the revitalization of the North Station area in Brussels. They have chosen to jointly develop NOR.Bruxsels, a mixed-use complex on the site of the CCN (North Communication Center). NOR stands for 'Networked Offices and Residential': a perfect illustration of the dynamism and innovation embodied in this mixed project bringing together offices, residences, shops, and quality public spaces, as well as the mobility hub adjacent to the station.

Due to its location, the site benefits from an unprecedented connection to the public transport hub with an integrated bus station and direct access to North Station and the metro.
The planning application was submitted in May 2022.

Sustainability and well-being: NOR.Bruxsels will be EU Taxonomy aligned and aims at obtaining the BREEAM Outstanding and WELL Gold certifications.

Redevelopment of 3 obsolete office buildings
Atenor launches the renovation of the BEAULIEU buildings in Auderghem. Another example of Atenor's commitment to ESG policy. These three buildings cover an area of 30,000 m² and are notoriously outdated.

With a view to repurposing the buildings, on December 4, 2023, Atenor launched an architectural competition aimed at transforming the existing buildings into a mixed-use project, predominantly residential. This new allocation will be more in line with market expectations and trends focused on sustainability, well-being, accessibility, and innovation.