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US and Belgian architects to collaborate on Brussels Cultural Centre
JDS Architects (Brussels) and Diller Scofidio + Renfro (New York) have announced their selection to head a multi-disciplinary team to design the Citroën Cultural Centre project in Brussels. The new €125m facility in the refurbished
historic Citroën building in central Brussels will host a Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (15,000 m2 Architecture Centre (10,000 m2
), an
spaces to be used for cultural, educational and recreational events (10,000 m2
JDS architects said that the project will
“take over the preserved building at the crossroad of multiple urban conditions”. The intent of the centre is “to favour
cross-disciplinary innovation and serve as a flexible tool for both creative workers and the public”. The centre must be capable of adapting to ongoing cultural change.
The Urban Development Corporation
(SAU-MSI) shortlisted seven teams from 92 initial applications. The other competing teams were 51N4E with Caruso St John
Architects, ADVVT, AGWA and 6A, Lhoas & Lhoas with Ortner & Ortner, NOA with EM2N and Sergison Bates, Office with Christ & Gantenbein, and OMA.
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