Archi2000 ushers in a new era of architectural innovation

 

Brussels-based architectural firm Archi2000, founded in 1990 by Philippe Verdussen, has successfully completed its management buy-out. This strategic internal transfer, which saw the founder sell his remaining 54% stake to a new generation of shareholders including his children, marks a new chapter for the firm. Choosing an internal succession over acquisition by a larger European group underscores Archi2000's commitment to preserving its unique identity and independence, ensuring a consistent vision for future projects.

 

A legacy of excellence in commercial & mixed-use developments

 

With an impressive portfolio encompassing approximately 800,000 m² of architectural projects, Archi2000 brings decades of experience to the table. The firm has developed profound expertise in new construction and the renovation of offices, alongside significant residential developments. Notably, Archi2000 pioneered the innovative conversion of offices into housing in Brussels, demonstrating foresight in adapting urban spaces to evolving needs. Their diverse project history also includes sensitive heritage restoration (e.g., Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert, Tour & Taxis), as well as projects in the hospital and audiovisual sectors, showcasing versatility and technical prowess.

 

Sustainability and transformation: the future of business spaces

 

Under its new management, with Arthur Verdussen playing a pivotal role, Archi2000 is setting an ambitious course focused on sustainability, renovation, and transformation. For businesses seeking office or commercial spaces, this means a commitment to delivering environmentally conscious designs, maximizing the potential of existing structures, and creating adaptable environments that meet modern operational demands. Whether it’s reallocating space, undertaking extensive renovations, or restoring historical properties, Archi2000’s approach ensures longevity and efficiency for your commercial real estate investments.

 

Expanding horizons: new opportunities across Europe

 

Archi2000’s strategic growth plans include significant geographical expansion into Luxembourg, other Belgian regions, and potentially France. This expansion presents exciting opportunities for businesses looking to rent or develop properties in these key European markets. As they broaden their reach, Archi2000 maintains its core business focus on housing and offices, providing comprehensive services for new builds, renovations, reallocations, and restorations. Furthermore, the firm is exploring growth in emerging sectors such as hospital and hotel developments, and potentially sports infrastructures, indicating a broad capability to serve diverse business needs.

 

Source: forbes.be