Hotels are constantly evolving, transitioning from tourist destinations to local hubs.
This transformation is exemplified by a new hotel in Brussels.
It is housed in a 1960s office building that has been transformed by renowned artist Lionel Jadot and his team from Zaventem Atelier.
This hotel, called Mix, provides the ideal balance of comfort and excitement.
The Royale Belge building, which was built in 1970, was successfully transformed into a mixed-use hospitality space by architects Jadot, Peter St John, Dirk Somers, DDS+, and Ma2by.
Both the exteriors and interiors were meticulously designed.
To ensure a one-of-a-kind experience, 52 designers customized the interior with tailored furniture, installations, and sculptures.
This UNESCO World Heritage site now uses a hyperlocal design language, making it equally welcoming to residents and visitors.
It thrives as a place where creativity can flourish in an artistically designed setting.
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