Description : Of the string of 6 buildings set along the railway and facing the ULB and VUB campuses, the architect’s office Montois Partners designed the first one - the Citibank (1992-1995), and the last one - the Pfizer Dome (1999-2001) which also marks the final completion of the overall La Plaine project (60,000 m² over 8 acres). The building has cleverly capitalised on the uneven landscape in which it fits. Designed in 2 blocks, linked by 2 core flow areas, around a vast atrium, it rests its 6 floors on a robust dark blue granite socle.
Technicalities : Façades covered with granite materials, aluminium window frames with double glazing, insulated and covered roofing, reinforced concrete framework, sound-proof insulated false ceilings with recessed luminaries, ground and peripheral casings, fire detection and sprinklers throughout, heating, fan-coil unit air conditioning.
Year of construction/renovation :1995
Total space : 15933 m²
Architect(s) :H. Montois
Access : Fairly easy access via the outer ring road and the E411 Brussels-Luxembourg motorway. The E40 Brussels-Liége and the various motorways bound for Mons, Ghent and Antwerp are easily accessible. Moreover, the building is within reach of public transport (SNCB Etterbeek station, Trams 38-90, buses 71-72-95-96, Metro Delta station within 15 minutes’ walk).
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