The proposed fairground in Liège spans 21,300 m² and is designed to revitalize a transitional area between industrial zones and residential neighborhoods. The project rejects the typical blandness of fairground architecture, aiming instead for a design that enriches urban life through thoughtful civic spaces. The building strategically features an open access plaza for community events while segregating public and logistical areas. This vision not only meets visitor mobility needs but also connects the fairground with public transportation, facilitating interaction with the city and fostering community involvement.
The design strategically segregates public and logistical areas, creating an inviting plaza that fosters community engagement while maintaining efficient operational flow at the fairground.
This ambitious project transcends traditional fairground designs by integrating civic spaces and enhancing the urban fabric of Liège, encouraging interaction between visitors and the city.
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