The Urban Development Corporation (SAU) has started work on the construction of the building that will house LE CHAT cartoon museum on Rue Royale, for which it obtained planning permission last spring. The SAU has appointed Gillion Construct through a public procurement procedure to construct the...
The Brussels-Capital Region has issued the Urban Development Corporation (SAU) with planning permission for the construction of the building that will house LE CHAT cartoon museum on the BIP site on Rue Royale in Brussels. The SAU , which has been tasked by the Brussels Regional Government with...
The Urban Development Corporation (SAU), in consultation with Beliris, has appointed Atelier d’Architecture Pierre Hebbelinck as project designer for the reconfiguration of the ground floor of Brussels Info Place (BIP), 2-4 Rue Royale, 1000 Brussels. The plans of Atelier d'Architecture Pierre...
The Urban Planning Corporation (SAU) has published a European public procurement notice with a view to appointing the general contractor responsible for the construction of the multi-purpose building that will be home to LE CHAT Cartoon Museum. Tenders must be submitted no later than 1 February 2021...
The Urban Development Corporation (SAU), in consultation with Beliris, has selected three teams from among the 14 entries received in the procurement procedure launched last April with a view to finding a project designer(*) for the reconfiguration of the ground floor of BIP, 2-4 Rue Royale, 1000...
The Urban Planning Corporation (SAU) has published a public procurement notice advertised at European level for the appointment of a multidisciplinary project design team (*) to reconfigure the ground floor of BIP at 2-4 Rue Royale, 1000 Brussels. Located next to the Royal Palace, the complex of...
This afternoon, the Minister-President of the Brussels-Capital Region, Rudi Vervoort, and the cartoonist Philippe Geluck signed a partnership agreement on the construction and running of the future ‘LE CHAT cartoon museum’, a short distance from the Royal Palace and Brussels Park. Along with...
