The City of Brussels has celebrated the official inauguration of Brucity, the administration’s new headquarters. The move from the old location to this new complex has been ongoing for months, with civil servants relocating in waves from their former offices.
Living
11:16 26/01/2021
In what could be one of the most impressive urban regeneration projects Brussels has ever seen, the Avenue de la Toison d Or and the Boulevard de Waterloo in the upper part of the city centre will be redeveloped to form what some are calling ‘the Champs-Elysées Brussels’.
The redevelopment project, presented before the regional elections in 2019, is now entering a new phase, that of the public inquiry which starts this Wednesday, 27 January. The consultation will last for a period of one month.
The project will see a radical transformation of the area stretching from the Porte de Namur to Avenue Louise. This will include wider pavements, bike lanes, reduced traffic, and an end to nearly all surface parking areas.