MATRIciel, energy, environmental and special techniques engineering

©Philippe Deputter | Project Owner: Famous Clothes SA Caméléon | Architects: Awaa for CW Architects + AAVO

©George de Kinder | Project Owner: JCX Immo | Architect: Urban Platform Architects

©Horoma | Project Owner: Centre Hospitalier de Wallonie picarde asbl | Architect: archipelago

We design frugal places in terms of resources and technicality, from the scale of the building to that of the territory

Projects

Immeuble de logements collectifs “Ducuroir”

Logements Ducuroir
MO Partenariat public (CityDev) – privé (JCX Immo)
Ar Archi 2000

Residential

Extension du siège social de Thomas & Piron à Wierde

Extension T&P à Wierde
MO Thomas & Piron
Ar Synergy International

Office

Bracops - construction d’une nouvelle polyclinique et d’un bloc médico-technique

Hôpital Joseph Bracops

Hôpital Joseph Bracops
MO Hôpitaux Iris Sud (HIS)
Ar archipelago & NU Architectuuratelier

Healthcare

Bâtiment à destination des gardes forestiers de la Forêt de Soignes

Brigade de la forêt de Soignes
MO Bruxelles Environnement
Ar B 6 1 2 Associates

Commercial and mixed use

Bâtiment scolaire mixte, rue Vlogaert à Saint-Gilles

Crèche passive
MO Commune de Saint-Gilles
Ar R2D2 Architecture

Education

Réamanagement de voiries & espace public à Forest

Réaménagement de voiries et de l’espace public à Forest

Réaménagement de voiries et de l’espace public à Forest
MO Commune de Forest
Urbaniste AGORA-URBA

Technical consulting

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About us

MATRIciel is a sustainable building engineering firm created in 2005 by researchers from the Architecture and Climate research unit of the Catholic University of Louvain to put academic tools at the service of the building sector. The ambition was, and still is, to develop all the dimensions of Sustainable Development in a pragmatic and realistic manner.

MATRIciel thus aims to limit the environmental impact of buildings while maximizing the comfort, health and well-being of the occupants, by decoupling resource use and greenhouse gas emissions from real estate growth.

We refuse to believe that every problem has a “high-tech” solution and are instead adopting an approach based on bioclimaticism and the circular economy to help project developers design places that are frugal in energy, materials and technicality, from the scale of the building to that of the territory.

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