Espace Jacqmotte

​​​​​​​Brussels, Belgium

Espace Jacqmotte

The Espace Jacqmotte is named after the original owners and occupiers of the building: the well-known Belgian coffee company, Jacqmotte. Constructed in 1860 and redeveloped in the 1950s, the company vacated the site in the mid-1980s. The buildings remained abandoned until the early 1990s, when architects Michel Jaspers & Laurent Jaspers took a special interest in this urban city block and formulated a vision for its renovation and revival. They transformed the location into the Espace Jacqmotte, a genuinely mixed-use ensemble that comprises retail units along the famous Rue Haute.
The entire renovation took place within the original building mass and the rich history of the area is reflected in the details. It is when the doors open, however, that visitors truly discover what the Espace Jacqmotte brings to the Marolles area: a luxuriant green oasis and pond that can be enjoyed by residents and visitors alike.
www.espacejacqmotte.be

Client

Espace Jacqmotte

End User

Triodos Bank, BTC, Jaspers-Eyers Architects, ...

Status

Completed 2000

Address

Rue Haute 139, Brussels

Surface above ground

26.421 m²

Surface under ground

1.492 m²

Total Surface

27.913 m²

Awards

Golden Rules for Environment 2001
Quartier des Arts 2000

Gallery

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