Herman Teirlinck building

The Herman Teirlinck Building (2017, architectural firms Neutelings Riedijk & Conix RDBM) is a sunny landmark and the workplace for about 1800 Flemish civil servants. The Flemish government is a tenant here of the insurance company Baloise. With six floors and a brick facade, the building tries to blend into the historic surroundings. The compact passive building is partially constructed from recycled materials and is adaptable to future work forms. Feel free to step inside. The publicly accessible inner street connects the communal functions (restaurant, reception meeting rooms, auditoria, and exhibition space). The offices on the upper floors are grouped around four winter gardens that receive natural sunlight and provide a green view. There are restrooms and you can find something to drink.

→ When you exit, walk up to the black curved building with large glass sections, next to the Herman Teirlinck Building.

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