A Brussels work campus transforms an office park into a wellbeing hub. Here's how
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Location
Hermeslaan 7, 1831 Machelen, Belgium
Design and Masterplan
Ex Interiors, JDdV Architects
Technical Realization
Landscape Architect
Park 7 challenges the traditional office park by standing as an example as a holistic site for work that prioritizes the wellbeing and professional and personal needs of its users.
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