The City of Brussels has initiated procedings for the two procurement contracts which constitute the second phase of the Neo project in Brussels. The development will include a shopping centre, leisure, convention centre and a residential component covering a total of 300,000 m[sup]2[/sup] within the 68-hectare Heyzel Plateau.
The City of Brussels has initiated procedings for the two procurement contracts which constitute the second phase of the Neo project in Brussels. The development will include a shopping centre, leisure, convention centre and a residential component covering a total of 300,000 m2 within the 68-hectare Heyzel Plateau.
The district is located near the Atomium exhibition centre, the RoiBaudoin stadium, a multiplex cinema and a park and involves an investment of EUR 900 mln. The project is designed to affirm the Belgian capital's credentials as a truly international city and is backed by the municipal and regional authorities. The project is expected to create 3,000 jobs .
The master plan was developed by Rotterdam-based architects firm KCAP, with UK engineering firm Arup advising on infrastructure and planning. Dutch financial specialist Fakton is providing financial and strategic advice.
