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Hasselt Beguinage Institute / Bovenbouw

The Hasselt Beguinage project, designed by Bovenbouw, aims to transform the largest green public space in the historic town center of Hasselt, Belgium, into an inviting public area. The project seeks to balance the site's heritage with a community-focused future.

The Beguinage, once a secluded sanctuary, is being reimagined to welcome students, residents, and visitors.

The architecture project covers an area of 3800 m² and is scheduled for completion in 2025.

Key collaborators include Dirk Somers, Joris Willems, and Marie van Kerckhoven as the lead team.

The design team comprises numerous individuals from Bovenbouw and David Kohn Architects.

Landscape architecture was handled by Ingenieursbureau France, with engineering and consulting services provided by Beeck Hermans, Arcade, Triconsult, and M-gineers.

The project falls under the categories of Other Facilities, Public Architecture, and Adaptive Reuse.

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