Herman Teirlinck building

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The Herman Teirlinck building is a prominent contemporary office complex in Brussels that houses key administrative services of the Flemish authorities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf contemporary architecture
government building
office building
administrativeCenterFor Flemish public services
linked to: Flemish Government
architect Jo Neutelings
Michiel Riedijk
Neutelings Riedijk Architects
architecturalStyle contemporary
completionDate 2017
country Belgium
floorCount approximately 12
function administrative offices
hasCertification sustainability-focused building standards
hasCourtyardType urban courtyard
hasEnergyFeature efficient glazing
high insulation standards
hasFeature auditorium
bicycle parking
cafeteria
central atrium
courtyards
energy-efficient design
green roofs
meeting rooms
open-plan offices
publicly accessible ground floor
terraces
underground parking
hasWorkspaceType flexible workspaces
height approximately 60 metres
languageOfSignage Dutch
locatedIn Belgium
Brussels
linked to: Brussels, Belgium
namedAfter Herman Teirlinck
namedForOccupationOfNamesake Flemish writer
neighborhood Tour & Taxis
occupant Flemish Government
Flemish authorities
openingDate 2017
owner Flemish Government
partOf Tour & Taxis site
publicTransitAccess Brussels bus network
Brussels tram network
Brussels-North railway station
purpose centralize Flemish administrative services
regionServed Flanders
use office complex

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Flemish Government headquartersLocation Herman Teirlinck building