Brewery
Office · by OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen · 2022
Quai de Biestebroeck 23, 1070 Anderlecht, Brussels-Capital, Belgium
Brussels Beer Project’s new brewery is set along the Brussels canal, in the fast-changing industrial district of Port Sud. Designed to combine full-scale beer production with public access, the building functions as both a working brewery and a visitor destination. Its architecture takes the form of a compact, highly efficient industrial volume: a simple rectangular structure topped by a sloping roof that exposes the brewing process and reflects BBP’s visual identity through striped patterns inspired by the brand’s label colours.
Inside, the varying section height allows the brewing equipment to be stacked across multiple levels on platform-like structures linked by staircases. These large, furniture-like installations shape the interior and are clearly visible from the expansive glazed façade. The open layout supports adaptability, allowing the internal organisation to evolve alongside future technological and production needs.
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