Archived Project Competition

Real estate complex for the European Commission in Brussels

Competition Document

Description Process Key Data Jury Downloads

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27.03.2018

Publication date

04.05.2018

Anmeldung

Description

The European Commission is organizing an international restricted interdisciplinary architectural competition in two phases for the construction of a building complex "Project Loi 130" in Brussels. The competition is open to applicants providing the key competences (architecture, landscape architecture, building services engineering and structural engineering). The project is located in the "European Quarter" in Brussels. The site has an approximate size of 24 000 m2. The goal of the project competition is to redevelop the site into an efficient building complex for the European Commission with an approximate gross floor area above ground between 175 000 – 190 000 m2. The mixed use complex should provide office space for at least 5.250 employees, conference facilities, two childcare centers, the Commission´s visitor center, retail facilities, a car park and a new entrance to the Maelbeek subway station.

Key Data

City

Brussels

Organizer

European Commission

Client

European Commission

External Office

Union International des Architectes (UIA)

Construction Categories

Industrial and Craft Facilities, Commercial and Administrative Facilities

Task Types

Extension, New Construction

Procurement Type

Project Competition

Language

German

anonymous Competition

yes

Type of Competition

selective competition

Stages

two-stage

Main Field

Architecture

Other Fields

Landscape Architecture, Civil Engineering, Building Services Engineering

Regional Restriction

Internationaler Wettbewerb

Source of Competition Text

eTendering: Real estate complex for the European Commission in Brussels &amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;mdash; Project Loi 130. 14.03.2018. http://ted.europa.eu/TED/notice/udl?uri=TED:NOTICE:131598-2018:TEXT:EN:HTML

Jury Members

Fachleute

Guenther H. Oettinger

Member of the European Commission (Chair)

Vladimir Sucha

Director-General Joint Research Centre, European Commission

Marc Mouligneau

Director of the Office for Infrastructure and Logistics Brussels and acting Head of the Real Estate Department, European Commission

Irene Souka

Director-General Joint Research Centre, European Commission

Rudi Vervoort

Minister-President of the Brussels-Capital Region

Sachverständige

Marc Séguinot

Head of Unit for Domain leadership and strategic planning in the Office for Infrastructure and Logistics Brussels, European Commission

Maive Rute

Deputy Director-General Joint Research Centre, European Commission

Benedetta Tagliabue

Architect

Monica von Schmalensee

Vice-Chairperson, Architect (Chair)

Dominique Lyon

Deputy Vice-Chairperson, Architect (Chair)

Brian Cody

Engineer (Ireland)

Kristiaan Borret

Master Architect of the Brussels-Capital Region

Alain Hutchinson

Brussels Commissioner for Europe and International Organisations

Michae Hager

Deputy Chairperson, Head of Cabinet of Commissioner Oettinger

Bernard Magenhann

Deputy Director-General Human Resources and Security, European Commissio

Peter Benuska

Deputy Director-General Joint Research Centre, European Commission

Experten

Almut Gruentuch-Ernst

Architect (Expert with advisory vote)

Paul van Bergen

Engineer (Expert with advisory vote)

Olivier Bastin

Architect (Expert with advisory vote)

Competition Document