The project at the historical Veterinary School in Anderlecht exemplifies a meticulous restoration approach, allowing the building to serve new functions while respecting its heritage.
HASA architecten's design focused on sustainable energy use, reducing the building's heating consumption to 45 kWh/m²a, making it the first listed low energy building in Brussels.
The addition of external fire escape staircases was designed to ensure safety compliance without affecting the heritage of the building, showcasing a reversible intervention.
The meticulous approach to preserving the original materials and finishes respects the building's identity while introducing contemporary elements, ensuring a harmonious blend between old and new.
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