CONCLUSION

Although the circular economy has made great advances in the past few years, it is up to us as architects to promote through our works the necessary change regarding the way we deal with our resources. Architecture plays a crucial role in trying to change the current way we see the built world around us.

Even if it will take many years to restructure our system, change needs to come from small initiatives so that the impact and influence of circular architecture is increasingly larger. The challenges are huge, the reluctance in many sectors is still big, but the prosperity of our and future generations depends on our ability to develop a sustainable, circular economy in tune with our resources.

The Brussel Circular Hub aims to be part of this initiative towards a more sustainable architecture. A building that has an innovative character not only in its conception but also in its typology. We design a building that provides makers as well as thinkers with a place of production in the city of Brussel, a place that can flexibly respond to different needs of use of individual professions, promoting the public exchange and the creation of knowledge.