Secant pile wall composed of cased auger piles, using twin-rotary drive system
The project includes a whole new neighborhood, including housing, car park, green spaces and nursery.
But the central building will definitely be the new City hall of Etterbeek that will houses much more than just the city administration. In this 20 000 m² modern and passive building, you will find the city offices, a police station, a funeral service and the social security office.
It aims to be the largest building in Brussels constructed according to the Passive House sustainability standard, and wants to obtain a BREEAM certificate "Very good".
Project name
Etterbeek City Hall
Area(s) of expertise
Governmental, Cultural and Religious
Techniques
Pile wall, Cased auger pile, Ground anchors and nails, Nailed wall, Screwed tube pile
Contract type
Build
Location
Etterbeek, Belgium
Client
BPC / CIT Blaton
Building Period
2017 - 2017
Architect
Jaspers-Eyers Architect
Total value
€ 375 000