Iconic living by the historic Cinquantenaire Park
Revive is transforming a brutalist office building into 83 unique residences in the heart of the city. This challenge provides an innovative solution to a growing problem in the capital: the shortage of housing and the abundance of outdated office buildings that no longer meet today’s standards. By addressing this issue, we can breathe new life into the neighborhood and the city. Moreover, we are committed to sustainable renovation; we build on the existing structure, which is the most environmentally friendly solution.
Architecture by Jacques Wybauw
The building showcases masterful architecture by Jacques Wybauw. With its raw concrete and geometric forms, Monolithe is an impressive example of Wybauw’s brutalist style. The functional design, combined with numerous windows, allows the greenery of the Cinquantenaire Park to flow into the living spaces. This residential project honors the city’s rich past by weaving the history of the park and the neighborhood into the daily lives of its residents.
minute walk to Cinquantenaire Park
minutes bike ride to Brussels’ Grand Place
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Entrepreneurship at Monolithe
The ground floor offers a vibrant space for local entrepreneurs and seamlessly connects with the concept of urban living around the Cinquantenaire Park. Small shops, artisanal workshops, creative studios, or hospitality venues will find an inspiring place here, embedded in a lively residential environment. Thanks to its location along a key connecting axis and the proximity of the park, the site attracts not only local residents but also passers-by and visitors.
Mobility
Monolithe is located in a unique part of the city where history, nature, and accessibility come together. The project sits in a green and historic setting, right next to the iconic Cinquantenaire Park, which serves as a peaceful oasis amid the city’s vibrant energy. In addition, Monolithe enjoys excellent connections to the rest of Brussels. Within walking distance are a metro station as well as several tram and bus stops, providing smooth access to both the city center and the European institutions. This strategic location makes Monolithe not only a pleasant place to live, but also an ideal base for those who work in, or are connected to, the heart of the capital.
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