Atenor develops a major renovation project of two of the BEAULIEU buildings in Auderghem. Another example of Atenor commitment to ESG policy

These two buildings occupy an area of 24,500 m² and are notoriously obsolete. Atenor intends to make them an exemplary redevelopment in terms of sustainability, circularity and efficiency.

With the objective of a building without fossil energy consumption, the BEAULIEU project will achieve “Nearly Zero Energy” performance and will comply with the strictest EPB regulation criteria, thus limiting its long-term carbon footprint as much as possible. 5,000 m² green spaces, green roof, solar panels and technical facilities (the installation of open geothermal systems, heat pumps, etc.) free of any fossil energy consumption on-site will guarantee the comfort of the occupants, and ensure that falling in line with the European taxonomy and the long-term decarbonisation goals established by the European Commission for the 2030-2050 period will be respected. With a project completion date set for 2025, this building will allow us to offer occupants energy performances easily in advance in terms of European environmental requirements

The building permit has been obtained on 11 October 2022.

Sustainability and well-being: the BEAULIEU project will be EU Taxonomy aligned and aims at BREAAM 'Excellent' and WELL Gold certifications.