A serene, light-filled setting designed for workshops, strategy sessions, and offsites. Natural textures and flexible layouts foster movement, focus, and fresh thinking — just steps from Maelbeek metro.

Our most spacious and flexible room, Europa hosts up to 45 guests and is ideal for large meetings, bold presentations, and immersive workshops. Clean lines, ambient lighting, and seamless tech make it the perfect stage for transformative ideas.

Bathed in abundant natural light, this bright and refined space is perfect for strategic meetings, deep thinking, and seamless collaboration. With premium tech and elegant design, it’s where ideas take shape and connections strengthen.

An intimate space where calm design and natural light create the ideal setting for client meetings, team retrospectives, or quiet collaboration.

Designed for agility and speed, with a clean, focused layout perfect for check-ins, stand-ups, or quick team syncs near Brussels’ EU hub.

For businesses seeking a space to make their own, (re)space offers full office floors within the iconic Brussimmo building. These expansive, light-filled spaces are entirely adaptable — offering a rare opportunity to design a bespoke headquarters in the heart of the European district.

On the top floor of the Brussimmo building, the Skyline is a one-of-a-kind 620 sqm venue tailored for prestigious events. Its semi-cylindrical structure with floor-to-ceiling glass walls creates an inviting atmosphere perfect for conferences, gatherings, and private dinners. 

Spread across five floors of the iconic Brussimmo building, (re)space’s private offices offer a rare opportunity to work from a flexible, ready-to-use environment in the heart of Brussels. Fully modular and flooded with natural light, each office is designed to adapt to your needs — whether you're a solo entrepreneur or managing a growing team.

Located at Rue de Stassart 34 in Brussels, this venue was initially home to the Union Coloniale Belge and later the Maison de la Radio (1923–1930), it served as the Conservatoire royal de Musique’s theater section from 1986 to 2020. Today, it houses artists but also two exceptional event spaces that immerse visitors in history and charm.

Located at Rue de Stassart 34 in Brussels, this venue was initially home to the Union Coloniale Belge and later the Maison de la Radio (1923–1930), it served as the Conservatoire royal de Musique’s theater section from 1986 to 2020. Today, it houses artists but also two exceptional event spaces that immerse visitors in history and charm.