Parklane II

Quincy

4% sold

Oakland

10% sold

Jaydon

10% sold

Pacific

19% sold

Karson

32% sold

PARK LANE I – Last units

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Brooklyn

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Brooklyn

Last 2 penthouses

Architect

Brooklyn was designed by awg architects, who together with Sergison Bates and noA architects developed the Park Lane design and concept. The Antwerp office was founded in 1971 by Bob Van Reeth and has since grown into an innovative team with a project-specific approach, an approach that is gaining in popularity at home and abroad. Their point of departure is always the broad context of the project: location, time and culture.

Typology

The Brooklyn building is a unique and true eye-catcher. Still available on the twelfth floor are 2 rare penthouses with spectacular views. From the terrace you can enjoy the views of the lane, the historic buildings or the phenomenal Brussels skyline.

Finishings

Brooklyn has 12 floors and is built of red brick with alternating light and dark gray joints, giving it a sturdy elegance. The building also consists of a combination of graceful concrete elements, bronze-coloured aluminum and wood. Reminiscent of nostalgic architecture from Brussels and New York, the building rises high, in perfect harmony with the existing historical heritage of Tour & Taxis.

The Sales Price of the penthouse includes the finishings according to the technical sheet, but the actual state is in semi-caso without tiling, doors, kitchen or bathrooms. This choice is to give the maximum freedom to the buyer to arrange the finishings upon his own taste. Our interior architects will accompany the buyer during the process of finishing coordination.

Franklin

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Architect

Franklin was designed by Sergison Bates architects, who together with awg and noA architects developed the Park Lane design and concept. The bureau has made a name for itself as a leading design agency and has branches in Brussels, London and Zurich. It strives for a contemporary architecture rooted in the iconic context of Tour & Taxis.

Typology

Here you can see the most common typologies in Franklin. There are 13 studios, 37 one-bedroom units and 10 two-bedroom units.

Finishings

The remarkable design of the Franklin building is a blend of nostalgic style elements with contemporary design and technology. It is a sample of unique architecture in the heart of Brussels.

The spacious, light-flooded apartments are built according to the Brussels passive norm. Solar panels provide a large part of the heating and domestic hot water. An innovative air circulation system ensures healthy air in every apartment. High-quality finishings thanks to brands such as GRANDO kitchens with Samsung electrical appliances, Grohe faucets, wall-hung toilet and washbasin from Villeroy & Boch, etc.

Jaydon

Architect

Jaydon was designed by awg architects, who together with Sergison Bates and noA architects developed the Park Lane design and concept.

The Jaydon building sits along the lane and was executed in red brick, a reference to the typical Brussels architecture. Together with the Newport building, it is located on one side of what you could call a central gate that opens onto courtyard II. It has bay windows up to the fifth floor, which creates an undulating effect and draws in extra light.

Typology

The Jaydon building has 7 floors and is an attached Park Lane building. It offers:

– 2 studios on the 6th floor

– 16 units with 1 bedroom

– 30 compact units with 2 bedrooms with 1 bathroom each

– 4 apartments with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms

Each unit has an underground basement.

Finishings

Kitchens by The Kitchen Company with appliances from Bosch/Siemens. Sanitary ware by Villeroy & Boch and Grohe faucets. The floors are semi solid parquet and ceramic tile in the kitchen, bathroom and storage room.

Karson

Architect

Karson was designed by Sergison Bates architects and is one of the urban villas surrounded by a garden. To emphasize the relationship between the building and its green exterior, the urban villa doesn’t have a plinth so it sits directly in the grass and has floor to ceiling windows.

As an urban villa, Karson grants you the qualities and the experience of a big house. To create this feeling, the apartments are spread out into the different corners of the villas.

Typology

Karson’s facade is olive green faience tile. The building has 5 floors and is a detached “urban villa” in couryard II which offers:

– 4 units with 1 bedroom

– 15 units with 2 bedrooms each with 1 bathroom

– 7 underground cellars

Each units has a terrace of about 8 m^2.

Finishings

Kitchens by The Kitchen Company with appliances from Bosch/Siemens. The sanitary is from Villeroy & Boch and taps from Grohe. The floors are semi solid parquet and in the kitchen, bathroom and storage room you’ll find ceramic tiles.

Liberty

Architect

When you cross the courtyard you arrive at Liberty, designed by awg architecten, where the central part of the building immediately catches the eye. The green greyish color of the bricks was inspired by the adjacent urban villas.

A connection to the garden is never far away in Liberty. For example, extra vertical mirrors will be installed in the hall to create exactly that link.

Typology

Liberty is a detached building adjacent to a green slope with a very good price-quality ratio. It has 6 floors and offers:

– 12 units with 1 bedroom

– 29 units with 2 bedrooms

– 2 units with 3 bedrooms on the ground floor

The apartments on the fifth floor are of the type 2 bedrooms with 2 bathrooms and very spacious terraces. The 2 bedroom types have an underground basement.

Finishings

Kitchens by The Kitchen Company with appliances from Bosch/Siemens. Sanitary by Villeroy & Boch and taps from Grohe. The floors are fully tiled in all rooms.

Structural layout changes are not possible in this building.

Metropolitan

Architect

The Metropolitan building is a design by noAarchitecten who, together with Sergison Bates and awg, have created the design and concept of Park Lane. NoAarchitecten was founded in 1999 and is now represented in Brussels and Bruges.

The warm, light gray and beige brick of Metropolitan fits in well with the play of light and warmth that has been created throughout the entire building. The tinted windows create a playful effect that still fits in nicely with the urban vibe of the entire project.

Typology

Metropolitan is a detached “urban villa” in courtyard II with 6 floors.

The building offers 23 apartments, each with 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms and a terrace of about 8m². There are 15 underground cellars.

Finishings

Kitchens by The Kitchen Company with appliances from Bosch/Siemens.
Sanitary by Villeroy & Boch and taps from Grohe.
The floors are semi solid parquet floor and ceramic tile in kitchen, bathroom and storage room.

Newport

Architect

Newport was designed by awg architects, who together with Sergison Bates and noA architects developed the Park Lane design and concept.

The Newport building sits along the lane and was executed in red brick, a reference to the typical Brussels architecture. Together with the Jaydon building, it is located on one side of what you could call a central gate that opens onto courtyard II. It has bay windows up to the fifth floor, which creates an undulating effect and draws in extra light.

Typology

Newport is an attached Park Lane building with 5 floors.

– 8 high-quality and affordable studios without terrace

– 20 apartments with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom with terraces of averagely 6m².

Each unit has its own underground basement.

Finishings

Kitchens by The Kitchen Company with appliances from Bosch/Siemens.

Sanitary by Villeroy & Boch and taps from Grohe.

Floors are semi solid parquet floor and ceramic tile in kitchen, bathroom and storage room.

Oakland

Architect

Oakland was designed by Sergison Bates architects, who together with awg and noA architects developed the Park Lane design and concept. The bureau has made a name for itself as a leading design agency and has branches in Brussels, London and Zurich. It strives for a contemporary architecture rooted in the iconic context of Tour & Taxis.

Typology

Oakland is a semi-attached Park Lane building with 6 floors. It offers 50 apartments, including:

– 3 affordable 3 bedroom units on the ground floor

– 12 one bedroom units, ideal as an investment

– 31 apartments with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom

– 4 higher situated 3 bedroom units with terraces of an average of 6 to 7 m²

Almost each unit has its own underground basement.

Finishings

MAPE kitchens with appliances from Bosch/Siemens.

Sanitary by Villeroy & Boch and taps from Grohe.

Floors are semi solid parquet floor and ceramic tile in kitchen, bathroom and storage room.

Pacific

Urban villa

Architect

Pacific was designed by Sergison Bates architects, who together with awg and noA architects developed the Park Lane design and concept. The bureau has made a name for itself as a leading design agency and has branches in Brussels, London and Zurich. It strives for a contemporary architecture rooted in the iconic context of Tour & Taxis.

Typology

The Pacific building is a detached “urban villa” in Courtyard III with 5 floors. The beautiful facade has been made of dark red colored faience tiles.

The building offers:

– 4 apartments with 1 bedroom

– 15 units with 2 bedrooms, each with 1 bathroom

– Terraces of about 8 m²

The building also has 7 underground cellars.

Finishings

MAPE kitchens with appliances from Bosch/Siemens.

Sanitary by Villeroy & Boch and taps from Grohe.

Floors are semi solid parquet floor and ceramic tile in kitchen, bathroom and storage room.

Quincy

Architect

The Quincy building is a design by noAarchitecten who, together with Sergison Bates and awg, have created the design and concept of Park Lane. NoAarchitecten was founded in 1999 and is now represented in Brussels and Bruges.

Typology

Quincy is a detached building adjacent to a green embankment and overlooking the Tour & Taxis Park.

The building has 5 floors and offers 46 units, more specifically:

– 16 units with 1 bedroom

– 29 units with 2 bedrooms

– 1 fantastic penthouse with 3 bedrooms and large terrace

The 2 and 3 bedroom houses have an underground basement.

Finishings

MAPE kitchens with appliances from Bosch/Siemens.
Sanitary by Villeroy & Boch and taps from Grohe.
The floors are semi solid parquet floor and ceramic tile in kitchen, bathroom and storage room.

Scarlet

Architect

The Scarlet building is a design by noAarchitecten who, together with Sergison Bates and awg, have created the design and concept of Park Lane. NoAarchitecten was founded in 1999 and is now represented in Brussels and Bruges.

Typology

The Scarlet building is a detached building of which the North side overlooks the Tour & Taxis Park.

The building has 4 beautiful apartments with very large terraces and private elevator on the fifth and sixth floor.

– 20 units with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a terrace of 10 m²

– 4 units with 1 bedroom, ideal as an investment

Each unit has its own underground basement.

Special façade with dynamic bay windows.

Finishings

MAPE kitchens with appliances from Bosch/Siemens.
Sanitary by Villeroy & Boch and taps from Grohe.
The floors are semi solid parquet floor and ceramic tile in kitchen, bathroom and storage room.