Victoria Regina Tower
Ultimate urban working & living
| Name: | Victoria Regina Tower |
| Location: | Square Victoria Regina Square Victoria Regina 1210 Brussels |
Iconic architecture
Victoria is a landmark building, constructed
between 1974 and 1978 as the Belgian
headquarters for IBM. Its distinct architectural
identity and spatial quality set it apart in the
Brussels North district.
Future-proof redevelopment
The existing features will be preserved and
optimized to create a building that is proud of its
emblematic architecture while activating it for
the future.
- 24 floors
- 25000 m²
- of flexible spaces
- 2.80m free height
- Passive & nearly
- zero energy building
- Single and multi tenant
- Lively mixed-use building
- Panoramic urban views
- Customizable high-end finishings
Co-working space connected to lobby
The multipurpose lobby will be the heart of the
building with a double-height ground floor and
an active facade embedded in the neighborhood.
The co-working area will host flexible
workspaces as well as a variety of meeting and
conference facilities.
- Indoor parking
- for 279 vehicles
- & 125 bicycles
- Charging points for cars,
- bicycles, e-bikes and scooters
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Outside terraces from level -1 onto +2
boast an ample free height of 2.80m, abundant natural
light and stunning views over the capital. Every platform
has open adaptive floor plans, offering the best in comfort
and flexibility.
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