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Close view of the entrance to a mixed-use building in Liège, with light grey brick, vertical anthracite cladding and a terrace with a glass balustrade.

Liège — new multipurpose hall and three apartments

Liège, Belgium · 2024 · New build

Location
Liège, Belgium
Year
2024
Type
New build
Use
Mixed-Use
Surface
540 m²
Category
Architecture

// Our roles on this project

Contemporary architecture bringing community life and housing together

In Liège, this project combines a community space accommodating worship with three apartments in a contemporary flat-roofed building. Light grey brick façades are paired with vertical anthracite cladding that defines the entrance and ground floor. Above, recessed volumes create terraces with glass balustrades, extending the homes outdoors. Pathways, planting and outdoor gathering spaces complement the architectural composition.

  • New building combining community spaces and three apartments in Liège
  • Light brick, anthracite cladding and terraces integrated into the building’s volumes
  • Architecture, energy-performance design and 3D visualisations

// Documentation

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Perspective view of the front façade of Solvay-bis in Liège, with flat-roofed volumes, a glass-balustraded terrace and a path bordered by planting.
RenderFront façade — contemporary volumes and a landscaped approach
Frontal view of the entrance façade in Liège, with light brick, anthracite cladding, a tall narrow window and a recessed entrance beneath the terrace.
RenderEntrance façade — a balance of horizontal and vertical lines
Side view of the mixed-use building in Liège, with light brick façades, a long ribbon window and a recessed terrace with a glass balustrade.
RenderSide view — horizontal openings and a terrace integrated into the building’s volumes
Light brick façade in Liège, with glass-balustraded terraces above a paved outdoor space furnished with a bench and planting.
RenderOutdoor space — a place to gather beside the building
Ground-floor entrances at Solvay-bis in Liège, with glazed doors, ornamental grass planters and geometric paving patterns.
RenderOutdoor entrances — pathways defined by planting and patterned paving