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Mobilis: A Net-Zero Energy Building in Anderlecht

architecture-design · 2026-05-04

In Anderlecht, Belgium, the Mobilis building showcases a sustainable design by XDGA, Boydens, and UTIL, commissioned by D'Ieteren. Its concrete and steel structure allows continuous reconfiguration. Energy strategies include geothermal systems, solar panels, natural ventilation, and rainwater recovery, earning Breeam Outstanding certification. The facade, by Polypane and Groven+, uses AGC Low Carbon Energy 72/38 glass structurally bonded to stainless steel profiles, creating an accordion-like 3D effect. The building hosts offices, co-working spaces, urban production, fitness, and dining areas.

Key facts

  • Mobilis is located in Anderlecht, Belgium.
  • Commissioned by D'Ieteren.
  • Designed by XDGA, Boydens, and UTIL.
  • Achieved Breeam Outstanding certification.
  • Uses geothermal, solar panels, natural ventilation, and rainwater recovery.
  • Facade by Polypane and Groven+.
  • Uses AGC Low Carbon Energy 72/38 glass.
  • Houses offices, co-working, production, fitness, and dining.

Entities

Institutions

  • D'Ieteren
  • XDGA
  • Boydens
  • UTIL
  • Polypane
  • Groven+
  • AGC

Locations

  • Anderlecht
  • Belgium

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