Project
Introducing Belgian One
A novel 3D printed urban redevelopment project
The Project
Automation technology and 3D printing are demonstrating advancements in urban regeneration. This groundbreaking project aims to showcase the benefits of using automation and 3D printing in construction by unlocking the hidden potential of existing urban areas and underutilized space.
The Challenge
A fire destroyed a commercial property in Brussels, displacing a business and rendering two apartments uninhabitable. Years later, the site remains undeveloped — valuable urban land left inaccessible.
The neighbourhood faces difficult choices: accept ongoing property decay or endure the disruption of conventional construction. Meanwhile, citizens struggle to find affordable housing in developed urban areas where new land access is increasingly limited.
The Solution
Working with local architects and construction professionals, we redesigned the structure using modern industrial robotics and 3D-printed elements with minimal site impact — while respecting the character of the neighbourhood. The result transforms a blighted corner into a resilient, future-ready development.
Project Features
Contemporary Elevation
The design respects surrounding neighbourhood colours while incorporating modern elements at the entry, creating a harmonious streetscape.
Chique Interior
Combines 3D-printed exterior quality with fully customisable interior styling, allowing residents to personalise their space.
Elegant Garden
Features a large garden space with 3D-printed retaining walls connecting separate structures, bringing nature into urban living.
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