"The Tour & Taxis Towers project combines offices, housing, and public amenities across 58,000 m², forming a landmark in the neighbourhood and reaching 126 metres at its highest point."
"The design aims to reduce embodied carbon through the use of a hybrid structure and lightweight façade elements, minimizing the use of concrete in both the structure and foundations."
"MVRDV was appointed master urban planner in 2019 and developed the Specific Land Use Plan over two years, translating urban planning requirements into a concrete concept."
"The project consists of two towers connected at the base by a five-storey plinth, with the western tower dedicated to office use and the eastern tower accommodating 199 apartments."
MVRDV's Tour & Taxis Towers project in Brussels features two towers with mixed-use spaces, including offices and housing, covering 58,000 m². The design emphasizes sustainability by minimizing concrete use and employing a hybrid structure. The project aligns with a Specific Land Use Plan aimed at increasing building density while engaging with the community. MVRDV has utilized its CarbonSpace software for decision-making and has secured necessary permits for construction, which is set to begin following the recent approval.
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