LEX 2000
by Jaspers-Eyers · 2007
Chaussée d'Etterbeek 60, Belgium
The Lex structure is a high-rise of government offices in the European Quarter of Brussels (Belgium) constructed in 2007. It is an annex structure of the Council of the European Union. The convex frontages of the development are a subtle reply to the concave frontage of the Berlaymont structure, the HQ of European Union, located just one block away. The structure houses a series of double-height assembly halls with natural lighting and the meeting rooms are stacked vertically at each end of the structure along the side frontages.
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